Monitoring quality of life in Dutch women with breast cancer: The Care Notebook study
Rieneke T. Lugtenberg(Leiden University Medical Center), Judith R. Kroep(Leiden University Medical Center), S.R.S. Ramai(Leiden University Medical Center), Kazue Yamaoka(Teikyo University), Keigo Kobayashi(Osaka Gakuin University), FE de Jongh(Leiden University Medical Center), Hein Putter, Kiyoshi Kubota(Food and Drug Safety Center), Kenichi Inoue(Universitair Ziekenhuis Leuven), Maarten J. Fischer(Leiden University Medical Center), J.W.R. Nortier(Radboud University Nijmegen), Ayako Matsuda(Teikyo University)
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