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Table 1 Description of the chronic illnesses (SZ: schizophrenia, RD: recurrent depression, MS: multiple sclerosis, RA: rheumatoid arthritis) Type
Fig. 1 Description of the study protocol
Table 3 Details of the treatment options selected by the participants by type of illness Treatment options
Table 4 Percentage of treatment options and rating scores associated with each treatment option Categorical variables (% per raws) Strictly conventional
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