An evaluation of readability and understandability of online education materials for breast cancer survivors

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Emily Restrepo
Naomi Ko
Erica T. Warner
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[1] Mongan Institute,Department of Medicine
[2] Clinical and Translational Epidemiology Unit,undefined
[3] Massachusetts General Hospital,undefined
[4] Belkin Breast Health Center,undefined
[5] Boston Medical Center,undefined
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Journal of Cancer Survivorship | 2024年 / 18卷
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Breast cancer survivor; Breast Cancer; Cancer survivor; Survivorship; Patient education;
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页码:457 / 465
页数:8
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