The use of multiple respiratory inhalers requiring different inhalation techniques has an adverse effect on COPD outcomes

Bosnic-Anticevich, Sinthia
Chrystyn, Henry
Costello, Richard W
Dolovich, Myrna B
Fletcher, Monica J
Lavorini, Federico
Rodriguez-Roisin, Roberto
Ryan, Dermot
Ming, Simon Wan Yau
Price, David B

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January 2017

DOI

10.2147/COPD.S117196

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Dove Medical Press Ltd.

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International Journal of COPD

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This study was funded by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. The authors would like to thank Lisa Law and Simon van Rysewyck for medical writing and Arjun Jain for statistical analysis. Many thanks to Derek Skinner for preparation of data for analysis.Peer reviewedPostprin

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The use of multiple respiratory inhalers requiring different inhalation techniques has an adverse effect on COPD outcomes

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The use of multiple respiratory inhalers requiring different inhalation techniques has an adverse effect on COPD outcomes

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