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Hypothetizing concomitant types A and D personalities in chronic kidney disease
2020
International Journal of Family & Community Medicine
Humanized medical assistance is crucial to the treatment of all patients as well as an individualized psychological diagnosis and intervention. Type D personality has been described as a common trait in Chronic Kidney Disease. Considering these patients cardiovascular disease risk and occurrence health professionals must remember to find out if there are traits or characteristics of type A personality. In short type D individuals are those who bottle up their emotions and tend to look at the
doi:10.15406/ijfcm.2020.04.00207
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