Patient and Family Experiences: The First Days After Stroke

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20160204_AfterStroke_internshipreport.pdf (616.63 KB)

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2016-02-04

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Other Supporting Agencies: Strategic Clinical Networks within Alberta Health Services

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patient experience after stroke, first days after stroke, family experience after stroke

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Murphy, B., Ryan, L., & Sharman, D. (2016). Patient and Family Experiences: The First Days After Stroke (Unpublished internship report). University of Calgary, Calgary, AB.

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