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ELF/ERS “Effective engagement of patients and the public in science, healthcare and the media”
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Patient and public involvement in guidelines and its impact on quality improvement
A. Boivin (Longueuil, Canada)
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Annual Congress 2013 –ELF/ERS “Effective engagement of patients and the public in science, healthcare and the media”
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