Improving Inhaler Adherence in a Clinical Trial Through the Use of the Nebulizer Chronolog
Authors:
- Donald P. TashkinDTDonald P. Tashkin
- Michael S. SimmonsMSMichael S. Simmons
- Robert A. WiseRobert A. Wise
- Virginia C. LiVLVirginia C. Li
- Cynthia S. RandCRCynthia S. Rand
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