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Table 1. Patient demographics and clinical characteristics.
Figure 1. Focus groups: frequency of the most common words or phrases considered to be important to patients in describing exacerbations to othersa (n = 41). aDuplicate responses were included.
![Figure 1. Focus groups: frequency of the most common words or phrases considered to be important to patients in describing exacerbations to othersa (n = 41). aDuplicate responses were included.](/cms/asset/68ef564f-e1cd-462c-8d30-9616dc60f056/icop_a_2219742_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. Part 3 questionnaire responses: demonstrating distribution of (A) Items 1–20 and (B) Items 21–26. Items 22 to 26 were questions about phlegm that were only completed by patients who selected “rarely”, “occasionally”, or “frequently” to item 21.
![Figure 2. Part 3 questionnaire responses: demonstrating distribution of (A) Items 1–20 and (B) Items 21–26. Items 22 to 26 were questions about phlegm that were only completed by patients who selected “rarely”, “occasionally”, or “frequently” to item 21.](/cms/asset/baf6854e-cfd7-420c-9bcc-05965de02418/icop_a_2219742_f0002_c.jpg)
Table 2. Factor loadings after rotation.
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