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Es importante indagar estos factores dentro
de la evaluación de un paciente asmático y
detectar precozmente el riesgo de no adherencia
para reforzar indicaciones o realizar alguna
intervención enfocada a las características
especiales de cada caso.
Este artículo ha sido revisado con la colaboración
del Dr. Francisco Prado A., académico del
Departamento de Pediatría de la Universidad
de Chile.
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