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Effective psychological interventions for coping with painful medical procedures in pediatric oncology: theoretical review

Intervenciones psicológicas eficaces para el afrontamiento de procedimientos médicos dolorosos en oncología pediátrica: revisión teórica

M. Salas Arrambide, O. Gabaldón Poc, J.L. Mayoral Miravete, R. Guerrero Pereda, J. Albisu Andrade, I. Amayra Caro

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M. Salas Arrambide

Universidad de Deusto, Bilbao, España

O. Gabaldón Poc

Hospital Donostia, Bilbao, España

J.L. Mayoral Miravete

Hospital Donostia, Bilbao, España

R. Guerrero Pereda

Hospital Donostia, Bilbao, España

J. Albisu Andrade

Hospital Donostia, Bilbao, España

I. Amayra Caro

Universidad de Deusto, Bilbao, España

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Citation Salas Arrambide M, Gabaldón Poc O, Mayoral Miravete JL, Guerrero Pereda R, Albisu Andrade J, Amayra Caro I. Effective psychological interventions for coping with painful medical procedures in pediatric oncology: theoretical review. Medwave 2003;3(09):e2779 doi: 10.5867/medwave.2003.08.2779

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