Opinion and Knowledge of Pulmonologists, Primary Care Physicians, and Nurses About Inhaled Therapy in COPD. Inhal-Epoc Survey

Knowledge about inhaled therapy in COPD remains insufficient. There is a significant and important lack of knowledge in key aspects of the use of inhaler devices, such as the critical steps for correct inhalation and the selection criteria for inhalation devices. It is necessary to continue promoting training programs for both patients and healthcare personnel in inhalers and inhalation techniques.

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International Journal of COPD
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2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/copd.s499279
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Inhalation and Respiratory Drug Delivery
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Knowledge about inhaled therapy in COPD remains insufficient. There is a significant and important lack of knowledge in key aspects of the use of inhaler devices, such as the critical steps for correct inhalation and the selection criteria for inhalation devices. It is necessary to continue promoting training programs for both patients and healthcare personnel in inhalers and inhalation techniques.

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