Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – E-health for COVID-19



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S. Kurstjens (Den Bosch, Netherlands), N. García-Tardón (Zwolle, Netherlands), M. Fokkert (Zwolle, Netherlands), W. van Geffen (Leeuwarden, Netherlands), R. Slingerland (Zwolle, Netherlands), J. Van Der Palen (Enschede, Netherlands), R. Kusters (Den Bosch, Netherlands). Identifying COVID-19-infected healthcare workers using an electronic ‘nose’. 3869

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