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The benefits and challenges of established peer support programmes for patients, informal caregivers, and healthcare providersJoo et al., 2022
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- Joo J
- Bone L
- Forte J
- Kirley E
- Lynch T
- Aboumatar H
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- Family practice
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Purpose Peer support programmes that provide services for various health conditions have been in existence for many years; however, there is little study of their benefits and challenges. Our goal was to explore how existing peer support programmes help patients …
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