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|Videos|January 9, 2018
Management of Patients with Cancer
Author(s)Michael Broderson
Michael Broderson, PharmD, Nebraska Cancer Specialists, discusses the management of patients with cancer.
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Michael Broderson, PharmD, Nebraska Cancer Specialists, discusses the management of patients with cancer.
To start a relationship with the patient and manage their therapy, it is important to be engaged in the entire process. The medications can cause a lot of toxicity, making it important to have patient interaction and relationship building.
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