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Wednesday
Dec122012

Study into Respiratory Problems 

DateWednesday, December 12, 2012 at 8:35AM

Do you care for someone with respiratory problems and using medication?

•15% of Australians with intellectual disability have asthma. 

• Do carers get the support they need to assist people with asthma?
• Researchers at Sydney University wish to interview family caregivers, direct healthcare workers and nurses who have cared for a person with intellectual disabilities who has asthma or uses inhalers.
Please see the flyer attached for further information or call Sharon Davis on 02 91141159 or 0411817299 for more information. 

 

 

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