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An education programme for asthma and COPD patients conducted by a general practice assistant; a randomised controlled trial

2002-06-01

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Literature Corpus work: 4cae0511-a691-5c79-8d79-0c186f70a7bf
DOI: 10.1038/pcrj.2002.37
PMCID: PMC6808404

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