Adopting a Dyadic Approach to Treating Chronic Cancer‐Related Fatigue: A Mixed Methods Study to Assess Patients’ and Partners’ Needs, Benefits, Barriers and Preferences

Sophie I. van Dongen; Fabiola Müller; Rosalie A. M. van Woezik; Mariët Hagedoorn; Marije L. van der Lee; Sophie I. van Dongen; Fabiola Müller; Rosalie A. M. van Woezik; Mariët Hagedoorn; Marije L. van der Lee

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Sophie I. van Dongen, Fabiola Müller, Rosalie A. M. van Woezik, Mariët Hagedoorn, Marije L. van der Lee. 2025. Adopting a Dyadic Approach to Treating Chronic Cancer‐Related Fatigue: A Mixed Methods Study to Assess Patients’ and Partners’ Needs, Benefits, Barriers and Preferences. European Journal of Cancer Care. 2025: doi: 10.1155/ecc/8313220

Sophie I. van Dongen, Fabiola Müller, Rosalie A. M. van Woezik, Mariët Hagedoorn, Marije L. van der Lee. 2025. Adopting a Dyadic Approach to Treating Chronic Cancer‐Related Fatigue: A Mixed Methods Study to Assess Patients’ and Partners’ Needs, Benefits, Barriers and Preferences. European Journal of Cancer Care. 2025: doi: 10.1155/ecc/8313220

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