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Group Therapy and Organ Transplantation

Susan AbbeyMulti-Organ Transplantation Psychosocial Services, The Toronto Hospital
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Suasan FarrowProgram in Medical Psychiatry, Multi-Organ Transplantation Psychosocial Services, The Toronto Hospital
Pages 163-185 | Published online: 29 Oct 2015

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