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M-Health: the impact of smartphone technology to improve quality of life outcomes among people with cancer: a randomised controlled trial

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posted on 2024-06-05, 07:41 authored by Trish LivingstonTrish Livingston, D Ashley, S Chambers, V Whites, L Heckel, B Lavelle, P Parente, M Krishnasamy, J Chirgwin, Mari BottiMari Botti, J Reynolds, Cathy MihalopoulosCathy Mihalopoulos, C O'Meagher, A Woollett, A Boltong, K Simons, Anna UgaldeAnna Ugalde, S Riches, J Byrne, J Sutton, D Lau, N Wickramasinghe
M-Health: the impact of smartphone technology to improve quality of life outcomes among people with cancer: a randomised controlled trial

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Volume

23

Pagination

S168-S168

Location

Melbourne, Victoria

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Start date

2016-12-07

End date

2016-12-10

ISSN

1070-5503

eISSN

1532-7558

Language

eng

Notes

Abstract published in the International Journal of Behavioural Medicine : Abstracts 2016, Article no : P518

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E3 Extract of paper

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2016, Internatonal Society of Behavioural Medicine

Title of proceedings

ICBM 2016 : Proceedings of the International Contress of behavioural Medicine

Event

International COngress of behavioural Medicine (2016 : Melbourne, Victoria)

Issue

Supplement 1

Publisher

Springer

Place of publication

Berlin, Germany

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    Social SciencesPsychology, ClinicalPsychology140208 Health Economics111714 Mental Health920207 Health Policy Economic Outcomes920102 Cancer and Related DisordersPopulation Health4203 Health services and systems3801 Applied economics

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