COPD.Pal: Using a person-based approach to develop a self-management app for people with COPD

L. Knox (Sheffield, United Kingdom), R. Gemine (Carmarthen, United Kingdom), S. Rees (Carmarthen, United Kingdom), S. Bowen (Carmarthen, United Kingdom), P. Groom (Cardiff, United Kingdom), D. Taylor (Cardiff, United Kingdom), I. Bond (Cardiff, United Kingdom), K. Lewis (Carmarthen, United Kingdom)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Innovation in respiratory training
Session: Innovation in respiratory training
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 2739

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