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The effect of a Web-based stroke intervention on carers' well-being and survivors' use of healthcare services
Disability & Rehabilitation, 10/05/09
Pierce LL et al. – This Web–based intervention helped new carers make informed decisions about healthcare needs of stroke survivors, thus reducing service use.
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