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¹Nevill Hall and District NHS Trust, Abergavenny.

Nursing Standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987)

|April 30, 1997

Abstract:

The Community Oncology Project (COPE) was initiated to investigate home support from a trained oncology nurse at various stages of treatment. Patients who received home support during treatment responded better than those having visits after treatment had finished. The author discusses the patients' continuing need for home support and the issues of dependency that this raises.

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