Measurable aspects of health status in clinical practice

Jan H. Vercoulen, A. Rogier Donders, Jeannette B. Peters

Source: Eur Respir Monogr 2015; 69: 256-268
Journal Issue: Controversies in COPD
Disease area: Airway diseases

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