Changes in attitudes, practices and barriers among oncology health care professionals regarding sexual health care: Outcomes from a 2-year educational intervention at a University Hospital.
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G. Einarsson | S. Gunnarsdottir | A. Sverrisdottir | S. Zoëga | N. Fridriksdottir | Jona Ingibjorg Jonsdottir | T. Saevarsdottir | T. Thorsdottir | N. Fridriksdóttir
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