A study to assess the stressors and coping strategies among patients undergoing hemodialysis admitted at tertiary care hospital in view to develop information booklet.
Journal Title: VIMS Health Science Journal - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
A study to assess the stressors and coping strategies among patients undergoing hemodialysis admitted at tertiary care hospital in view to develop information booklet.
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Yogita Autade, Rupali Satpute, Asif Shaikh, Subhakti Shendage, Pramila Shinde, Rajendra Shinde, Pallavi Sonawane, Pournima Suryawanshi, Sachin Thombare, Chandani Thorve, Pooja Wable, Supriya Waghmare
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