Video directly observed therapy (v-DOT) for achieving and sustaining mastery of inhaler and nasal spray technique in children and young people: A randomised pilot study. - Vienna 2024

Inhalation devices: adherence, medicines and transition of care

Chair(s): Katharina Kainz, Tamara Paff

Session type: Poster session

Video directly observed therapy (v-DOT) for achieving and sustaining mastery of inhaler and nasal spray technique in children and young people: A randomised pilot study.

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