Course of Social Support and Relationships Between Social Support and Patients' Depressive Symptoms in the First 3 Years Post-Stroke

Author： Kruithof Willeke J.   Post Marcel W. M.   Van Leeuwen Christel M.   Schepers Vera P. M.   van den Bos Geertrudis A. M.   Visser-Meily Johanna M. A.  

Publisher： Medical Journals Limited

E-ISSN： 1651-2081|47|7|599-604

ISSN： 1650-1977

Source： Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, Vol.47, Iss.7, 2015-07, pp. : 599-604

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