A Esterman

Publishing 1993

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Publications 1

  1. Long-term effects of cancer treatment and consequences of cure: cancer survivors enjoy quality of life similar to their neighbours.
    C L Olweny, C A Juttner, P Rofe, G Barrow, A Esterman, R Waltham, E Abdi, H Chesterman, R Seshadri, E Sage
    European journal of cancer (Oxford, England : 1990) 1993 398 reads

Possible papers by A Esterman 3

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  1. Development and validation of the Needs in Recovery Assessment (NiRA): A clinical tool for assessing the needs of individuals recovering from a first episode of mental illness.
    as Adrian J Esterman international journal of mental health nursing 2020 University of South Australia
    Same name only
  2. Refugee Youth and Transition to Further Education, Training, and Employment in Australia: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Study.
    as Adrian Esterman jmir research protocols 2019 University of South Australia
    Same name only
  3. physical activity habits and preferences in the month prior to a first-ever stroke
    as Adrian J. Esterman pediatrics 2014
    Same name only

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