Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Primary care organisation and epidemiology



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R. Isaac (Vellore, India), B. PAUL (Vellore, India), D. Das (Vellore, India), T. Mani (Vellore, India), M. Babu (Vellore, India), J. Norrie (Edinburgh, United Kingdom), L. Grant (Edinburgh, United Kingdom), D. Weller (Edinburgh, United Kingdom). Behaviour change in chronic respiratory disease patients through health care worker delivered theory of planned behaviour-based educational intervention: results from a pilot feasibility study. 1006

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