Recruiting and training COPD patients as lay health workers in pulmonary rehabilitation to promote uptake and adherence to PR: the experience of PR staff and patients. - Amsterdam 2025

The next big trials: insights from qualitative and feasibility studies

Chair(s): Samantha Harrison, Gillian Doe

Session type: Poster session

Recruiting and training COPD patients as lay health workers in pulmonary rehabilitation to promote uptake and adherence to PR: the experience of PR staff and patients.

Patrick T. White

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