Intensity is in the eye of the beholder: A qualitative photovoice study of physical activity intensity in COPD - Amsterdam 2025

Moving more: physical activity and lifestyle in chronic lung disease

Chair(s): Stéphanie Saxer, Dennis Jensen

Session type: Poster session

Intensity is in the eye of the beholder: A qualitative photovoice study of physical activity intensity in COPD

Phoebe H I Lloyd-Evans

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