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Evaluation of Distress and Religious Coping Among Cancer Patients in Turkey
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  • 2013The use of religious/spiritual coping among patients with cancer undergoing chemotherapy treatment78 cited
  • 2008Prayer in Iranian cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy73 cited
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Religious beliefs, practices, and health in colorectal cancer patients in Saudi Arabia
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  • 2015Assessing the Spiritual Needs and Practices of Oncology Patients in Turkey44 cited
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