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COPD: epidemiology and spirometry
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Does the COPD Best Practice Tariff improve patient outcomes?
P. Stone (London, United Kingdom), R. Stone (Taunton, United Kingdom), V. Mcmillan (London, United Kingdom), K. Mortier (London, United Kingdom), J. Hurst (London, United Kingdom), C. Roberts (London, United Kingdom), J. Quint (London, United Kingdom)
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International Congress 2019 – COPD: epidemiology and spirometry
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COPD: epidemiology and spirometry
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3326
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Airway diseases
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