Patterns of adherence during home electronic monitoring in children with asthma in OUTERSPACERS. A randomised feasibility trial. - Amsterdam 2025

Shaping the future of respiratory care through artificial intelligence and evidence-based digital strategies

Chair(s): Konstantinos Kostikas, Io Chi-Yan Hui

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Patterns of adherence during home electronic monitoring in children with asthma in OUTERSPACERS. A randomised feasibility trial.

Will Carroll

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