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Oncology social workers: exploring their perceptions of work-related wellbeing
This study explored perceptions of work-related wellbeing among oncology social workers based in the private healthcare sector and in independent hospices in the Western Cape. The study aimed to explore the participants' understanding of the concept of work-related wellbeing, the possible promoting...
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Department of Social Development
2022
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