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  4. How stroke-survivor-adult-children-caregiver dyads have coped interdependently in achieving well-being: A mixed-methods study informing policy decisions = 中風倖存者與成人子女照顧者二人組如何相互依賴地應對以實現福祉:一項為政策決策提供資訊的混合方法研究
 
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How stroke-survivor-adult-children-caregiver dyads have coped interdependently in achieving well-being: A mixed-methods study informing policy decisions = 中風倖存者與成人子女照顧者二人組如何相互依賴地應對以實現福祉:一項為政策決策提供資訊的混合方法研究

Principal Investigator
Prof. CHOW Oi-Wah, Esther  
Department
Department of Social Work  
Grant Awarding Body
Research Grants Council
Grant Type
Faculty Development Scheme
Project Code
UGC/FDS15/H13/24
Amount Awarded
HK$820,050
Funding Year
2024-2025
Duration of the Project
22 months
Status
Ongoing
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