Psychoeducational Intervention to Reduce Fear of Cancer Recurrence in People at High Risk of Developing Another Primary Melanoma: Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial
Mbathio Dieng(University of Sydney), Nadine A. Kasparian(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Rachael L. Morton(University of Sydney), Daniel Costa(The University of Sydney), Scott W. Menzies(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Stephanie Tesson(The University of Sydney), Phyllis Butow(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Graham J. Mann(Murdoch University), Shab Mireskandari(The University of Sydney), Anne Ε. Cust(The University of Sydney)
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