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Healthcare organisation and appropriateness in lung disorders
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The role of specialist respiratory input in a busy acute medical unit: Implications for diagnosis, management and discharge
Akhtar Ali Akhtar (Barnsley, United Kingdom), Akhtar Ali Akhtar, Sharon Dunning, Muhammad Hussain, Mohammad Ali, Muhammad Malik
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International Congress 2015 – Healthcare organisation and appropriateness in lung disorders
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Healthcare organisation and appropriateness in lung disorders
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Thematic Poster Session
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710
Disease area:
Airway diseases
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