Quality of life and distress assessed with self and external assessment screening tools in patients with hematologic malignancies attending treatment in an acute hospital

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Bianca Senf
Kirsten Grabowski
Natascha Spielmann
Jens Fettel
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[1] Johann Wolfgang Goethe University,Department of Psycho
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Quality of Life Research | 2020年 / 29卷
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Acute hospital; Distress screening; External-/self-assessment; Hematologic malignancies; Psycho-oncology; Quality of life;
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