Psychosocial risk predicts high readmission rates for hematopoietic cell transplant recipients.

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Ashley E Rosko

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Basem William

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Cyndi Kirkendall

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Don Benson

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Heather L McGinty

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Joanna Newlin

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Leslie Andritsos

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Patrick Elder

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Rebecca Klisovic

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Sam Penza

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10.1038/S41409-018-0118-4

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Craig C Hofmeister

Daniel R Richardson

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2018-02-14T00:00:00Z

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