Uptake and effectiveness of a Virtual Model of Antenatal Asthma Care (VMAC) compared to a face-to-face model of care: a randomised controlled tele-trial - Vienna 2024

Respiratory care in the digital age: innovative applications and their evidence

Chair(s): Io Hui, Niels H. Chavannes

Session type: Oral presentation

Uptake and effectiveness of a Virtual Model of Antenatal Asthma Care (VMAC) compared to a face-to-face model of care: a randomised controlled tele-trial

Dennis Thomas

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