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The psychological impact and educational issues of chronic lung disease: could we do more?
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Potential limitations of the Danish version of ²The COPD self-efficacy scale²
C. Emme, S. Rydahl-Hansen, B. Oestergaard Jensen, E. Lykke Mortensen, K. Phanareth (Copenhagen, Odense, Denmark)
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Annual Congress 2010 - The psychological impact and educational issues of chronic lung disease: could we do more?
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The psychological impact and educational issues of chronic lung disease: could we do more?
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Airway diseases
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