Identifying symptom recurrences in primary brain tumor patients using the MDASI-BT and qualitative interviews

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Alvina A. Acquaye
Samuel S. Payén
Elizabeth Vera
Loretta A. Williams
Mark R. Gilbert
Shiao-Pei Weathers
Terri S. Armstrong
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[1] National Institutes of Health,Neuro
[2] The University of Texas Health Science Center of Nursing Research,Oncology Branch
[3] Anderson Cancer Center,Department of Family Health Houston
[4] Anderson Cancer Center,Department of Symptom Research
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Journal of Patient-Reported Outcomes | / 3卷
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MDASI-BT; Patient outcomes; Brain tumors; Quality of life; Symptom management; Qualitative research;
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