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Describing characteristics of a primary care COPD population receiving Integrated Disease Management and the durability of quality of life outcomes over time.
J. DCruz (London, Canada), A. Hussey (Windsor, Canada), M. Ferrone (Windsor, Canada), C. Licskai (London, Canada)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – Primary care organisation and epidemiology
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Primary care organisation and epidemiology
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