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Does usage of eHealth improve symptoms of COPD patients?
E. Talboom-Kamp (Leiden, Netherlands), M. Holstege (Hoorn, Netherlands), M. Kasteleyn (Leiden, Netherlands)
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International Congress 2019 – M-health/e-health II
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M-health/e-health II
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Thematic Poster
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743
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Airway diseases
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