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Patient rated WHO functional class and psychological distress are strongly associated with dyspnoea in pulmonary hypertension
Janelle Yorke (Manchester, United Kingdom), Janelle Yorke, Iain Armstrong, Christi Deaton, Malcolm Campbell, Mark Pilling, Linda McGowan, Paul Sephton
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Kaleidoscope of nursing research
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Janelle Yorke (Manchester, United Kingdom), Janelle Yorke, Iain Armstrong, Christi Deaton, Malcolm Campbell, Mark Pilling, Linda McGowan, Paul Sephton. Patient rated WHO functional class and psychological distress are strongly associated with dyspnoea in pulmonary hypertension. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 331
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