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The unmet spiritual needs of caregivers of patients with advanced cancer = Les besoins spirituels non satisfaits des aidants des patients atteints de cancer avancé

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BUCK, Harleah G. | MAC MILLAN, Susan C.

Beaucoup de personnes atteintes de cancer sont soignées par un proche. Ces aidants ont des besoins spirituels particuliers qui ne sont pas pris en compte.

Voir la revue «JOURNAL OF HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSING, 10»

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