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April 17, 2024PLoS ONEOpen Access

“They must have seen it, you know.” Body talk, extension talk, and action talk: A qualitative study on how palliative care patients and their significant others express experiencing these nonverbal cues

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CÖCharlotta ÖhrlingESElisabet SernboIBInger Benkel

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