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English: Illustration of the distribution of categories and subcategories from the qualitative content analysis. Dots represent subcategories of outcome domains identified using qualitative content analysis of responses to 420 open-ended questions replied to by 105 randomized participants (35 individuals reporting to have current exhaustion disorder (ED), 35 reporting to have had prior ED, and 35 healthcare professionals). |
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| Author | Elin Lindsater |
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