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Determinants of physical activity behaviour in patients with COPD and the physiotherapist as a physical activity coach
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Improving walking capacity promotes physical activity during pulmonary rehabilitation
S. Lassche (Nijmegen, Netherlands), J. Peters (Nijmegen, Netherlands), H. Van Helvoort (Nijmegen, Netherlands), A. Van 'T Hul (Nijmegen, Netherlands), J. Van Hees (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
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International Congress 2018 – Determinants of physical activity behaviour in patients with COPD and the physiotherapist as a physical activity coach
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Determinants of physical activity behaviour in patients with COPD and the physiotherapist as a physical activity coach
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