Perceived need for psychosocial support depending on emotional distress and mental comorbidity in men and women with cancer
2015/12/16 by Hermann Faller, Joachim Weis, Uwe Koch +14 · 25 citations
Medicine · Psychology · #Cancer survivorship and care #Mental Health via Writing #Family Caregiving in Mental Illness
paper · doi:10.1016/j.jpsychores.2015.12.004
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