Effect of a mentor-based, supportive-expressive program, Be Resilient to Breast Cancer, on survival in metastatic breast cancer: a randomised, controlled intervention trial

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作者：
Zeng Jie Ye
Hong Zhong Qiu
Mu Zi Liang
Mei Ling Liu
Peng Fei Li
Peng Chen
Zhe Sun
Yuan Liang Yu
Shu Ni Wang
Zhang Zhang
Kun Lun Liao
Cai Fen Peng
Hui Huang
Guang Yun Hu
Yun Fei Zhu
Zhen Zeng
Qu Hu
Jing Jing Zhao
机构：
[1] Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine,
[2] College of Economics and Management,undefined
[3] Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine,undefined
[4] Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center,undefined
[5] The First Affiliated Hospital,undefined
[6] Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine,undefined
[7] The Second Affiliated Hospital,undefined
[8] Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine,undefined
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British Journal of Cancer | 2017年 / 117卷
关键词：
metastatic breast cancer; BRBC; multidiscipline; mentor-based; resilience; survival; group therapy; psychosocial support;
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页码：1486 / 1494
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