
|Articles|June 1, 2009
- ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition Vol 23 No 4
- Volume 23
- Issue 4
ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition April 2009, Vol 23 No 4
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PALLIATIVE CARE SERIES: When Hospice Is the Best Option: An Opportunity to Redefine Goals
Reviewed in: Reviewed in: The Prince-Paul Article Reviewed: Improving the End-of-Life Experience
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- Understanding and Managing Nausea and Vomiting
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An Alkylating Agent for CLL and NHLover 17 years ago
Vesicant Extravasation From an Implanted Venous Access Portover 17 years ago
Survivorship Care: Essential Components and Models of Deliveryover 17 years ago
Cardiotoxicities of Breast Cancer Treatmentover 17 years ago
Improving the End-of-Life Experienceover 17 years ago
When Hospice Is the Best Option: An Opportunity to Redefine Goalsover 17 years ago
Living Well: A Goal for All Patientsover 17 years ago
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