
Opinion|Videos|November 4, 2024
Best Practices in Managing Patients on Capivasertib
Panelists discuss the key advice they would offer to fellow physicians, nurse practitioners, advanced practice providers, and pharmacists involved in the care of patients on capivasertib, emphasizing best practices for patient management and communication.
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- All faculty: What advice would you give to fellow physicians, nurse practitioners, advanced practice providers, pharmacists, and other care providers who are involved in the care of patients on capivasertib?
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