Oncology nurses play a key role guiding patients about AI breast cancer risk assessment tools, dynamic re-testing, and individualized screening plans.
|Articles|August 19, 2015
Jennifer Klemp on Talking to a Patient About Genetics and Cancer
Author(s)Jennifer Klemp, PhD, MPH
Jennifer Klemp, PhD, MPH, director, Breast Cancer Survivorship Center, The University of Kansas Cancer Center, discusses how to talk to a patient about genetics and cancer risk.
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Jennifer Klemp, PhD, MPH, director, Breast Cancer Survivorship Center, The University of Kansas Cancer Center, discusses how to talk to a patient about genetics and cancer risk.
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