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Connie Jaenicke1, Dan Greenwood1, Kathleen Nelson1
1and are Nurse Navigators, and are Oncologists, is a Registered Nurse, and is a Physician Assistant; all in the Hematology/Oncology Department at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center in Minnesota. is Veterans Health Education Coordinator and is a My HealtheVet Coordinator, both in the Education Department at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center.
Abstract:
The use of an automated text messaging intervention provided a cost-effective option for symptom management for patients experiencing cancer-related symptoms.
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