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Monitoring airway diseases with clinical tools
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A comparison of general and respiratory physicans’ follow up arrangements post discharge after asthma exacerbations
Sana Ullah (Warrington, United Kingdom), Sana Ullah, Ilyas Sulaiman, Tom Opray, Gareth Jones, Hassan Burhan, Helen James, Bev Mcdonough
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International Congress 2016 – Monitoring airway diseases with clinical tools
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Monitoring airway diseases with clinical tools
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1040
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Airway diseases
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Sana Ullah (Warrington, United Kingdom), Sana Ullah, Ilyas Sulaiman, Tom Opray, Gareth Jones, Hassan Burhan, Helen James, Bev Mcdonough. A comparison of general and respiratory physicans’ follow up arrangements post discharge after asthma exacerbations. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 1040
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