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Temporal Trends in Adults


Forced Expiratory Volume

A continued trend for increasing FEV1 values reflects good success in our efforts to improve our respiratory care program for these patients.



Nutrtional Failure

A decreasing rate of malnutrition reflects good success in improving the nutritional management program for these patients.


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