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December 2024
Vol.27 No.4
Original Article 2014-09-01
Hae Jin Ko, Chang Ho Youn, Seung Eun Chung, A Sol Kim, Hyo Min Kim*
Original Article 2014-12-01
Myung Hee Kang, Young Sil Moon*, Young Joon Lee†, Yoon Sik Kang‡, Hoon Gu Kim, Gyeong Won Lee, Won Sup Lee, Jung Hun Kang
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Young Sook Lee
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Hye Ran Lee
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Conceptual framework for studying subjective careburden among family caregivers of terminal cancer patients. The model is based on the hypothesis that care situation, plus caregiver factors and patient factors, are associated with subjective careburden of family caregivers of terminal cancer patients.
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