The feasibility and acceptabililty of video directly observed therapy (v-DOT) for achieving mastery of inhaler and nasal spray technique: A qualitative exploration. - Vienna 2024

Man and machine: getting the balance right to support respiratory care and clinical skills

Chair(s): Vitalii Poberezhets, Apolline Gonsard

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The feasibility and acceptabililty of video directly observed therapy (v-DOT) for achieving mastery of inhaler and nasal spray technique: A qualitative exploration.

Kathryn Ferris

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