Mapping current research relating to family and partners of people with chronic kidney disease (kidney carers): A scoping review

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Mapping current research relating to family and partners of people with chronic kidney disease (kidney carers): A scoping review protocol (2025)
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Protocol of a scoping review to identify extent and patterns in current research relating to informal carers of people with chronic kidney disease.

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Mapping current research relating to family and partners of people with chronic kidney disease (kidney carers): A scoping review (2025)
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Objective: The objectives of this scoping review are to identify the extent, type and outcomes (including intervention and innovations) in current research relating to people who support those with chronic kidney disease (kidney carers).

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