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April 1, 2003Open Access

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Results of a programme to improve house staff use of metered dose inhalers and spacers

MLMary Lee‐WongMaimonides Medical Center PMPaul H. MayoNorthwell Health

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Incoming medical house staff have limited ability to use MDI with and without spacers. A large group lecture is relatively ineffective when compared with a one-on-one training session in training with these devices.

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