The impact of biologic therapy on work capacity and workforce attachment in patients with severe asthma
Kjell Erik Julius Håkansson(Hvidovre Hospital), Celeste Porsbjerg(Bispebjerg Hospital), Anna von Bülow(Frederiksberg Hospital), Anders Løkke(Aarhus University Hospital), Marianne Baastrup Soendergaard(Frederiksberg Hospital), Ole Hilberg(University of Southern Denmark), Roxana Vijdea(Aalborg University Hospital), Susanne Hansen(University of Ioannina), Sofie Lock Johansson(Odense University Hospital), Charlotte Suppli Ulrik(University of Copenhagen), Johannes Martin Schmid(Aarhus University Hospital), Lycely Dongo(Zealand University Hospital), Rikke Ibsen(Pertamina (Indonesia)), Claus Rikard Johnsen(Gentofte Hospital), Anne‐Sofie Bjerrum(Aarhus University Hospital), Maria Bisgaard Borup(Odense University Hospital), Niels Steen Krogh(Synlab Czech (Czechia)), Linda Makowska Rasmussen(Gentofte Hospital), Barbara Bonnesen(Gentofte Hospital)
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