Preferences for Use and Design of Electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

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RT @EricGaffen: RT @PatientJournal: New publication shows that pts with #COPD prefer to report disease symptoms using electronic methods ve…

RT @PatientJournal: New publication shows that pts with #COPD prefer to report disease symptoms using electronic methods versus paper methods. @ERTglobal https://t.co/WAm0MEjpoK

RT @PatientJournal: New publication shows that pts with #COPD prefer to report disease symptoms using electronic methods versus paper metho…

RT @PatientJournal: New publication shows that pts with #COPD prefer to report disease symptoms using electronic methods versus paper metho…

RT @PatientJournal: New publication shows that pts with #COPD prefer to report disease symptoms using electronic methods versus paper metho…

RT @PatientJournal: New publication shows that pts with #COPD prefer to report disease symptoms using electronic methods versus paper metho…

New publication shows that pts with #COPD prefer to report disease symptoms using electronic methods versus paper methods. @ERTglobal https://t.co/5QLIzOVAIK