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Practicing Oncologists' Attitudes and Experiences Regarding Collection of Patient-Reported Outcomes

Sep 11, 2013

by Robert S. Miller, MD. Dr. Reshma Jagsi and collaborators conducted interviews with medical oncologists to ascertain their attitudes toward and prior experiences with the systematic collection of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) in community oncology and to identify barriers to wider implementation.