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Selection criteria and psychological adaptations to the ongoing dialysis and renal transplant programme
The aims of the study were: - (1) to investigate the criteria of selection for an ongoing dialysis and transplant programme; and (2) to study psychological changes made by patients at various phases of the programme. A total sample of forty-five patients being treated at the Renal Department of Groo...
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Department of Psychology
2016
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