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Mayorga identified and evaluated incongruencies between documentation in clinical practice and fall-risk compliance.
Patients with colorectal cancer and their caregivers often face psychoneurological symptoms that can affect quality of life.
It's critical for oncology nurses to ask patients certain questions about their morning and evening fatigue levels.
Research presented at the NCCN Annual Conference illuminated patient experiences with tyrosine kinase inhibitors.
A study presented at the NCCN Annual Conference shed light on the perspectives of patients and healthcare professionals.
The study revealed domains not represented in existing GVHD- or dermatologic-specific patient-reported outcome measures.
Last year, the research team presented on the reliability of the measure, while this year's presentation focused on validity.
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The researchers investigated the likelihood of timely surgery for patients with breast cancer among diverse Asian subgroups.
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