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Transitioning Aerosol from Hospital to Home; Role of Training and Follow-Up

Abdelrahim et al., 2021

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736067113553611941
Author
Abdelrahim M
Saeed H
Harb H
Madney Y
Publication year
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Essentials of Aerosol Therapy in Critically ill Patients

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Management of chronic respiratory disorders is a complex process that involves patient incorporation in the management plan for successful control of the disease. The participation of the patient in the management process should be through training of the patient by …
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