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A Study of the effect that aromatherapy massage has on reducing anxiety in patients with primary malignant brain tumours who are attending their first post-radiotherapy follow-up appointment

By:

Hadfield, N

Publication details: Thesis (MSc)-University of London, 2000Subject(s):

Contents:

Introduction ; Literature review ; Methods ; Results ; Discussion ; Conclusion ; References

Summary: Eight patients were recruited to the study, which was conducted at the neuro-oncology out-patient clinic at the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh. The study was quasi-experimental in design and included three methods of data collection.

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Introduction ; Literature review ; Methods ; Results ; Discussion ; Conclusion ; References

Eight patients were recruited to the study, which was conducted at the neuro-oncology out-patient clinic at the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh. The study was quasi-experimental in design and included three methods of data collection.

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