Harnessing digital technology to improve the lives of patients with respiratory disease

D. Price (Singapore, Singapore), K. Kostikas (Ioannina, Greece) O. Usmani (London, United Kingdom)

Source: International Congress 2019 – Harnessing digital technology to improve the lives of patients with respiratory disease
Session: Harnessing digital technology to improve the lives of patients with respiratory disease
Session type: Early Morning Symposium
Number: 1815
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