Inspiratory muscle training may improve extubation outcome in critically ill patients in the intensive care units.

Q. Qiao (Changchun, China)

Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Challenges and updates in nursing care around the world
Session: Challenges and updates in nursing care around the world
Session type: E-poster session
Number: 580
Disease area: Respiratory critical care

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