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Publication time – my first crack at a new (to me) field
Until 15 May 2022, you can get a copy of our new paper here. It’s published in Gynecologic Oncology (online from 26 March 2022). It will be freely available again later, once the journal has had a chance to make … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, cohort, gynae, longitudinal, mental health, paper, publication, quality of life, self-efficacy
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What kind of day has it been?
Please excuse the shameless West Wing quote in the title… It occurs to me that I haven’t really written much about my project and maybe I should remedy that. I’m going to write a three papers thesis (rather than the traditional … Continue reading