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Coping with stress and illness

2003-01-01

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Research evidence suggests that coping may intervene in the relationship between stress and illness. This research has important implications in the medical context, in that it necessitates a focus on the patient, rather than just the underlying illness and suggests that psychological interventions may be as important as medical interventions for attaining optimal health outcomes. The coping concept is also centra...

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b13396f8-0b34-5253-bc18-61d27d900a2a
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10.22024/unikent/01.02.94394
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