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Sonya K. Christianson2013

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The Effect of Expressive Art on Fatigue in Palliative Medicine Fellows

Sonya K. Christianson · Richard A. Nelesen · Noreen Carrington · Julie Prazich · Linda S. Lloyd · Charles F. von Gunten

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Published2013-03-26

VenueJournal of Palliative Medicine

ISSN-L1096-6218

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