Source: International Congress 2018 – Exploring the importance of daily physical activity in chronic respiratory disease
Disease area: Airway diseases



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N. Koolen (Nijmegen, Netherlands), J. Van Hees (Nijmegen, Netherlands), R. Van Lummel (The Hague, Netherlands), R. Dekhuijzen (Nijmegen, Netherlands), R. Djamin (Breda, Netherlands), M. Spruit (Horn, Netherlands), A. Van 'T Hul (Nijmegen, Netherlands). Can do’ versus ‘do do’: a novel concept in patients with COPD. 5424

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