Consequences for patients with severe COPD in The Netherlands visible due to reduction of longterm Physical Therapy rehabilitation

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Physical Therapy & Science Association

Published Nov 6, 2019

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Exacerbations, use of medication and length of stay in hospital have increased after a six months reduction of frequency of longterm Physical Therapy rehabilitation patients with severe to very severe COPD... read more

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