Patient eligibility screening and nursing workload in a trials active cancer centre

Patient eligibility screening and nursing workload in a trials active cancer centre

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Autori principali:	Shankland, S, Batt, L, Maughan, T
Natura:	Conference item
Pubblicazione:	2004

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