Patient and caregiver contributions to self-care in multiple chronic conditions: A multilevel modelling analysis

2020/03/14 by Paolo Iovino, Karen S. Lyons, Maddalena De Maria +6 · 86 citations
Medicine · Psychology · #Ambulatory care #Chronic Disease Management Strategies #Chronic care #Chronic disease #Diabetes Management and Education #Family medicine #Health care #Medication Adherence and Compliance #Medicine #Multilevel model #Psychology #Self care

paper · doi:10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2020.103574

published in International Journal of Nursing Studies 116, 103574 (Elsevier BV)

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