Performance of artificial intelligence answering questions on disease management from people with bronchiectasis: results from the AIR-BE study. - Amsterdam 2025

Bronchiectasis: patient-centred outcomes and therapy

Chair(s): Yeon Mok Oh, William Flowers

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Performance of artificial intelligence answering questions on disease management from people with bronchiectasis: results from the AIR-BE study.

Mattia Nigro

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