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Rapid Access Rehabilitation after exacerbations of COPD – A qualitative study
A. Oliveira (Aveiro, Portugal), S. Quach (Toronto, Canada), S. Alsubheen (Hamilton, Canada), D. Brooks (Toronto, Canada), J. Walker (Toronto, Canada), R. Goldstein (Toronto, Canada)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – Physical activity, exercise training and (tele)rehabilitation in respiratory patients
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Physical activity, exercise training and (tele)rehabilitation in respiratory patients
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