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How to overcome deficiencies in skills in bedside training by virtual tools and simulation- where do we go?
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Machine learning tools to detect COPD patients with Excessive Sedentary living and Physical Inactivity
B. AGUILANIU (GRENOBLE, France), D. Hess (GRENOBLE, France), B. Degano (GRENOBLE, France), C. Pison (GRENOBLE, France), A. Antoniadis (GRENOBLE, France)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – How to overcome deficiencies in skills in bedside training by virtual tools and simulation- where do we go?
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How to overcome deficiencies in skills in bedside training by virtual tools and simulation- where do we go?
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