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Qualitative and quantitative research that contributes to respiratory nursing practice
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Patients with COPD wish to discuss palliative care with health professionals
C. A. Mousing, H. Timm, M. Kirkevold, K. Lomborg (Randers, Aarhus, Copenhagen, Denmark; Oslo, Norway)
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International Congress 2014 – Qualitative and quantitative research that contributes to respiratory nursing practice
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Qualitative and quantitative research that contributes to respiratory nursing practice
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C. A. Mousing, H. Timm, M. Kirkevold, K. Lomborg (Randers, Aarhus, Copenhagen, Denmark; Oslo, Norway). Patients with COPD wish to discuss palliative care with health professionals. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 1410
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