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Using tools and technology to promote education and adherence to oral agents for cancer.

Burhenn et al., 2015

Document ID
8223333819866930110
Author
Burhenn P
Smudde J
Publication year
Publication venue
Clinical journal of oncology nursing

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Background: The use of oral agents for cancer (OACs) is increasing, and oncology nurses are in an ideal position to educate patients about them and suggest methods to improve adherence. Once an OAC is ordered, the administration is the responsibility of the patient …
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