Gradual loss of homelikeness in exhaustion disorder. (scientific article published in November 2008)

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P433

issue

P921

main subject

Exhaustion disorder

Q18449712

P304

page(s)

1511-1523

P577

publication date

2008-11-01

P1433

published in

Qualitative Health Research

Q7268689

P1476

title

Gradual loss of homelikeness in exhaustion disorder.

P478

volume

Reverse relations

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P356	DOI	10.1177/1049732308325536
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P698	PubMed publication ID	18849512