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Collaborative Care in Melanoma: The Essential Role of the Nurse
John M Kirkwood1, Antoni Ribas2
1University of Pittsburgh.
Abstract:
This article provides perspective from medical oncologists on the importance of this supplement from the Melanoma Nursing Initiative. The authors (a) delineate the challenges inherent in addressing adverse event (AE) management with newer melanoma therapies, particularly in the community setting; (b) illustrate how advanced practice providers with extensive clinical trial experience in melanoma are in a key position to set the agenda and educate colleagues on best practices in AE management; and
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