Methodological issues about the structure of illness perceptions: Findings from qualitative studies

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MacInnes, J. 2009. Methodological issues about the structure of illness perceptions: Findings from qualitative studies. Psychology and Health. 21, pp. 41-41.
AuthorsMacInnes, J.
Year2009
JournalPsychology and Health
Journal citation21, pp. 41-41
PublisherTaylor & Francis
ISSN0887-0446
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