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Kaleidoscope of respiratory nursing
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Development of pre-admission information for referrals with suspected interstitial lung disease to a specialist unit
Charlotte Hogben (London, United Kingdom), Charlotte Hogben, E. Renzoni, A.U. Wells, M. Kokosi, F. Chua, T.M. Maher, A.M. Russell
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International Congress 2016 – Kaleidoscope of respiratory nursing
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Kaleidoscope of respiratory nursing
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Charlotte Hogben (London, United Kingdom), Charlotte Hogben, E. Renzoni, A.U. Wells, M. Kokosi, F. Chua, T.M. Maher, A.M. Russell. Development of pre-admission information for referrals with suspected interstitial lung disease to a specialist unit. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 1615
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