• Nurs Stand · Jan 2009

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    Domiciliary oxygen therapy: assessment and management.

    • Dave Lynes and Carol Kelly.
    • Respiratory Education UK, University Hospital Aintree, Liverpool. dave.lynes@respiratoryeduk.com
    • Nurs Stand. 2009 Jan 21;23(20):50-6; quiz 58.

    AbstractThis article examines assessment and management strategies for all categories of domiciliary oxygen therapy for adult patients. It highlights the evidence underpinning each category, and enables dissemination of good practice to colleagues, patients and carers.

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