Co-morbidity of depression, anxiety and fatigue in cancer
patients receiving psychological care

This study aimed to examine (1) subgroups of cancer patients with distinct co-morbidity patterns of depression, anxiety and fatigue; (2) how individuals transitioned between these patterns; and (3) whether socio-demographic, clinical and psychological care characteristics distinguished patients’ transitions.

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