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Assessing knowledge, adherence and barriers to implement COPD guidelines in COPD care in Saudi Arabia
Mohammed ALsubaiei (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), Mohammed ALsubaiei, Peter A. Frith, Paul A. Cafarella, Stephen Quinn, Mohamed S. Al Moamary, R. Doug McEvoy, Tanja W. Effing
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International Congress 2016 – COPD diagnosis and management
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COPD diagnosis and management
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Thematic Poster
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3691
Disease area:
Airway diseases
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Mohammed ALsubaiei (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), Mohammed ALsubaiei, Peter A. Frith, Paul A. Cafarella, Stephen Quinn, Mohamed S. Al Moamary, R. Doug McEvoy, Tanja W. Effing. Assessing knowledge, adherence and barriers to implement COPD guidelines in COPD care in Saudi Arabia. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 3691
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