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Articles by Janice Withycombe, PhD, MN, CCRP

Capturing the Patient's Voice: Reporting Cancer Treatment Toxicities in Clinical Trials

ByJanice Withycombe, PhD, MN, CCRP,Kate A. Yeager, PhD, RN, FAAN
April 18th 2017

The voice of the patient during clinical trials must be captured, to fully record the impact of treatment toxicity and symptoms.

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