Community health workers supporting emerging adults with sickle cell disease
Authors:
- Sadie M. ButcherSBSadie M. Butcher
- Caren SteinwayCSCaren Steinway
- Brahadesh SivakumarBSBrahadesh Sivakumar
- Katherine WuKWKatherine Wu
- Toyosi OluwoleTOToyosi Oluwole
- Desireé N. WillifordDWDesireé N. Williford
- Sophia JanSJSophia Jan
- Symme W. TrachtenbergSTSymme W. Trachtenberg
- Kim Smith-WhitleyKSKim Smith-Whitley
- Tanisha D. BeltonTBTanisha D. Belton
Open Access
- 28 December 2024
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Health Care Transitions
- Vol. 3
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