A trial-based economic evaluation of the Restore4Stroke self-management intervention compared to an education-based intervention for stroke patients and their partners

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RT @evers_silvia: #selfmanagement interventions not #costeffective to Education-Based in #stroke, #healtheconomics #RCT @BMC_series https:/…

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RT @evers_silvia: #selfmanagement interventions not #costeffective to Education-Based in #stroke, #healtheconomics #RCT @BMC_series https:/…

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#selfmanagement interventions not #costeffective to Education-Based in #stroke, #healtheconomics #RCT @BMC_series https://t.co/3EaOsZZOtq by @gvanmastrigt Mitchel v. Eeden Caroline v. Heugten Nienke Tielemans Vera Schepers @Evers_Silvia @VHC_CAPHRI_UM @CAP

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