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Is asthma always an easy disease to diagnose and manage?
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Comparing pharmacist time use for asthma and COPD patients using various types of inhaler devices
Sunee Lertsinudom (Khon Kaen, Thailand), Sunee Lertsinudom, Kesarin Choopunyalert, Suratsawadee Jindajumnong
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International Congress 2015 – Is asthma always an easy disease to diagnose and manage?
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Is asthma always an easy disease to diagnose and manage?
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5025
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Airway diseases
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Sunee Lertsinudom (Khon Kaen, Thailand), Sunee Lertsinudom, Kesarin Choopunyalert, Suratsawadee Jindajumnong. Comparing pharmacist time use for asthma and COPD patients using various types of inhaler devices. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 5025
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