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Sharing the Mic: Ethical Considerations in Qualitative Interviewing of Dyads Living with Cognitive Impairment
American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 16 (2):94-97 (2025)
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Dyadic research on health phenomena involves collecting data from two people who spend time together regularly (such as a person with cognitive impairment and their spouse or a family caregiver) in...Other Versions
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