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Professional development and advanced practice roles in respiratory nursing
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The role of the asthma nurse specialist in optimising the management of acute asthma according to British Thoracic Society guidelines
P. Coakley, K. Virdee, A. Jayaratnam, B. Hawkes (London, United Kingdom)
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Annual Congress 2012 - Professional development and advanced practice roles in respiratory nursing
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Professional development and advanced practice roles in respiratory nursing
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Airway diseases
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