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Loneliness, Well-Being, and Cost-Effectiveness of the The Great Friendship Project, 2025
In this randomised feasibility study, participants were randomly allocated to the community-based intervention over 12 weeks (n=35) or to the wait-list control group (n=35). For both groups, socio-demographic characteristics, measures of loneliness (3- and 20-item UCLA), well-being (SWEMWBS), capa
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