Using the candidacy framework to understand how doctor-patient interactions influence perceived eligibility to seek help for cancer alarm symptoms: a qualitative interview study

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RT @SaraHealthPsych: We're excited to have our new #openaccess paper available, exploring how doctor-patient interactions influence help-se…

RT @Jo_WallerUCL: Great to see another output from the PRU Cancer Awareness, Screening & Early Diagnosis is out! @UCL_BSH @healthscisurrey…

RT @SaraHealthPsych: We're excited to have our new #openaccess paper available, exploring how doctor-patient interactions influence help-se…

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