Cognitive representations of peripheral neuropathy and self-reported foot-care behaviour

Posted on July 24, 2013 by admin

*Cognitive representations of peripheral neuropathy and self-reported foot-care behaviour of people at high risk of diabetes-related foot complications.*Perrin BM, Swerissen H, Payne CB, Skinner T.

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Cognitive representations of peripheral neuropathy and self-reported foot-care behaviour

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