The European Seminars in Respiratory Medicine has represented an outstanding series updating new science in respiratory disease from the 1990’s up to the early beginning of this 21st century [1,2]. Its aim is to update issues and current science, focusing on the multidisciplinary approach to patients with respiratory disease. As such, it represents a unique opportunity for specialists in Respiratory Medicine involved in Basic and Clinical Research to discuss topical and debated problems in medical care, at a top level forum guided by an expert panel of authors. The structure of the seminar is based on the following pillars: • Attendance at the Seminars is strictly limited: selection of participants is based, in order of priority, on scientific curriculum, age (younger specialists are privileged), and early receipt of the application form. • Each topic is allotted considerable time for presentation and discussion. The first section is devoted to a series of presentations (with adequate time allocated for discussion) by an expert panel of researchers and clinicians. In the second section involves discussions of controversial issues, in a smaller audience format encouraging interaction between the panel and audience. • “Meet the expert” seminars discuss topical subjects in more depth, utilizing an interactive tutorial.

Integrating the care of the complex COPD patient / Donner, Claudio; Carrozzi, Laura; Maio, Sara; Baldacci, Sandra; Pistelli, Francesco; Viegi, Giovanni; Purro, Andrea; Torchio, Roberto; Clini, Enrico; Amaducci, Sandro; Goldstein, Roger; Morgan, Mike; Bourbeau, Jean; Vagheggini, Guido; Wouters, Emiel FM; Zuwallack, Richard L.. - In: MONALDI ARCHIVES FOR CHEST DISEASE. - ISSN 1122-0643. - 87:786(2017), pp. 1-19.

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