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Roberta L Woodgate

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Cancer Nursing|January 19, 2011
Life after cancer: living with riskKrista L Wilkins, Roberta L Woodgate
Omega|September 25, 2019
The Parental Experience of Unexpectedly Losing a Child in the Pediatric Emergency DepartmentHolly J Bekkering, Roberta L Woodgate
Palliative & Supportive Care|June 16, 2015
Using a supportive care framework to understand and improve palliative care among cancer patients in AfricaDavid S Busolo, Roberta L Woodgate
Journal of Advanced Nursing|April 26, 2017
Qualitative research in teen experiences living with food-induced anaphylaxis: A meta-aggregationSara F Johnson, Roberta L Woodgate
Oncology Nursing Forum|June 19, 2007
An interruption in family life: siblings' lived experience as they transition through the pediatric bone marrow transplant trajectoryKrista L Wilkins, Roberta L Woodgate
Public Health Nursing (Boston, Mass.)|March 14, 2021
Public health nurses in Canadian schools: An opportunity to build capacity and nursing scholarshipVanessa H Buduhan, Roberta L Woodgate
Journal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing : Official Journal of the Association of Pediatric Oncology Nurses|October 12, 2005
A review of qualitative research on the childhood cancer experience from the perspective of siblings: a need to give them a voiceKrista L Wilkins, Roberta L Woodgate
Oncology Nursing Forum|March 7, 2008
Preventing second cancers in cancer survivorsKrista L Wilkins, Roberta L Woodgate
BMC Public Health|November 13, 2012
Youth's narratives about family members smoking: parenting the parent- it's not fair!Roberta L Woodgate, Christine M Kreklewetz
Qualitative Health Research|July 25, 2008
Living in a world of our own: the experience of parents who have a child with autismRoberta L Woodgate, Christine Ateah, Loretta Secco
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Cancer Nursing|January 19, 2011
Life after cancer: living with riskKrista L Wilkins, Roberta L Woodgate
Omega|September 25, 2019
The Parental Experience of Unexpectedly Losing a Child in the Pediatric Emergency DepartmentHolly J Bekkering, Roberta L Woodgate
Palliative & Supportive Care|June 16, 2015
Using a supportive care framework to understand and improve palliative care among cancer patients in AfricaDavid S Busolo, Roberta L Woodgate
Journal of Advanced Nursing|April 26, 2017
Qualitative research in teen experiences living with food-induced anaphylaxis: A meta-aggregationSara F Johnson, Roberta L Woodgate
Oncology Nursing Forum|June 19, 2007
An interruption in family life: siblings' lived experience as they transition through the pediatric bone marrow transplant trajectoryKrista L Wilkins, Roberta L Woodgate
Public Health Nursing (Boston, Mass.)|March 14, 2021
Public health nurses in Canadian schools: An opportunity to build capacity and nursing scholarshipVanessa H Buduhan, Roberta L Woodgate
Journal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing : Official Journal of the Association of Pediatric Oncology Nurses|October 12, 2005
A review of qualitative research on the childhood cancer experience from the perspective of siblings: a need to give them a voiceKrista L Wilkins, Roberta L Woodgate
Oncology Nursing Forum|March 7, 2008
Preventing second cancers in cancer survivorsKrista L Wilkins, Roberta L Woodgate
BMC Public Health|November 13, 2012
Youth's narratives about family members smoking: parenting the parent- it's not fair!Roberta L Woodgate, Christine M Kreklewetz
Qualitative Health Research|July 25, 2008
Living in a world of our own: the experience of parents who have a child with autismRoberta L Woodgate, Christine Ateah, Loretta Secco
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