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See Latest ArticlesThe COPD Helplessness Index: A new tool to measure factors affecting patient self-management
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Omachi TA et al. – The CHI is an internally consistent and valid measure, concurrently associated with health status and predictively associated with COPD exacerbations. The CHI may prove a useful tool in analyzing differential clinical responses mediated by patient–centered attributes.
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