Is longer really better? Results of a real-life study comparing once- versus twice-weekly home-based pulmonary rehabilitation session in people with COPD. - Milan 2023

Rehabilitation of chronic respiratory diseases

Chair(s): Anouk W. Vaes, Jennifer Alison

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Is longer really better? Results of a real-life study comparing once- versus twice-weekly home-based pulmonary rehabilitation session in people with COPD.

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