"BREATHLEssness in INDIA (BREATHE-INDIA)–Study protocol for the co-desi" by Joseph Clark, Naveen Salins et al.
Background Breathlessness that persists despite treatment of causal disease(s) is disabling, associated with high therapy-related costs and poor socioeconomic outcomes. Low resource countries bear a disproportionate burden of respiratory problems, often characterised by disabling breathlessness. Low-cost self-management breathlessness-targeted interventions are effective and deliverable in community settings but have been developed in high-income countries. We aim to understand how breathlessness self-management works in ‘real life’ populations and cultural contexts, to develop programme t...
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