Factors affecting adherence to intranasal treatment for allergic rhinitis: A qualitative study
Meha G. Fox(Baylor College of Medicine), Jennifer A. Villwock(University of Kansas Medical Center), Josh B. Smith(Saint Louis University), Scott Fassas(University of Kansas), Rohit Nallani(University of Kansas Medical Center), Kevin J. Sykes(University of Kansas Medical Center), Emily Cummings(University of Michigan), Lauren M. Cass(Kaiser Permanente), Alexander G. Chiu(University of Washington)
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