Understanding older women’s decision making and coping in the context of breast cancer treatment

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Kate J Lifford
Jana Witt
Maria Burton
Karen Collins
Lisa Caldon
Adrian Edwards
Malcolm Reed
Lynda Wyld
Kate Brain
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[1] School of Medicine,Cochrane Institute of Primary Care and Public Health
[2] Cardiff University,Institute of Palliative Care, Policy and Rehabilitation
[3] Kings College London,Centre for Health and Social Care Research
[4] Cicely Saunders Institute,Academic Unit of Surgical Oncology
[5] Sheffield Hallam University,Brighton and Sussex Medical School
[6] University of Sheffield Medical School,undefined
[7] Royal Hallamshire Hospital,undefined
[8] University of Sussex,undefined
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BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making | / 15卷
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Breast cancer treatment; Old age; Decision making; Coping; Deliberation;
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