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Social, psychological and existential well-being in patients with glioma and their caregivers: a qualitative study
Debbie Cavers, Belinda Hacking, Sara E. Erridge, Marilyn Kendall, Paul G. Morris and Scott A. Murray
CMAJ April 17, 2012 184 (7) E373-E382; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1503/cmaj.111622
Debbie Cavers
From the Primary Palliative Care Research Group (Cavers, Kendall, Morris, Murray), Centre for Population Health Sciences, General Practice Section, The University of Edinburgh Medical School; and the Edinburgh Cancer Centre (Hacking, Erridge), Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, UK
MSc PhDBelinda Hacking
From the Primary Palliative Care Research Group (Cavers, Kendall, Morris, Murray), Centre for Population Health Sciences, General Practice Section, The University of Edinburgh Medical School; and the Edinburgh Cancer Centre (Hacking, Erridge), Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, UK
MA DClinPsycholSara E. Erridge
From the Primary Palliative Care Research Group (Cavers, Kendall, Morris, Murray), Centre for Population Health Sciences, General Practice Section, The University of Edinburgh Medical School; and the Edinburgh Cancer Centre (Hacking, Erridge), Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, UK
MDMarilyn Kendall
From the Primary Palliative Care Research Group (Cavers, Kendall, Morris, Murray), Centre for Population Health Sciences, General Practice Section, The University of Edinburgh Medical School; and the Edinburgh Cancer Centre (Hacking, Erridge), Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, UK
MA PhDPaul G. Morris
From the Primary Palliative Care Research Group (Cavers, Kendall, Morris, Murray), Centre for Population Health Sciences, General Practice Section, The University of Edinburgh Medical School; and the Edinburgh Cancer Centre (Hacking, Erridge), Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, UK
MSc PhDScott A. Murray
From the Primary Palliative Care Research Group (Cavers, Kendall, Morris, Murray), Centre for Population Health Sciences, General Practice Section, The University of Edinburgh Medical School; and the Edinburgh Cancer Centre (Hacking, Erridge), Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, UK
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Social, psychological and existential well-being in patients with glioma and their caregivers: a qualitative study
Debbie Cavers, Belinda Hacking, Sara E. Erridge, Marilyn Kendall, Paul G. Morris, Scott A. Murray
CMAJ Apr 2012, 184 (7) E373-E382; DOI: 10.1503/cmaj.111622
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