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Quality management in lung cancer
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Novel survey tool used to assess priorities of lung cancer patients and carers
Mathew Peters (Concord, Australia), Matthew Peters, Aoife McNamara, Win Boerckel, Albert Van Eijk, Jesme Fox
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International Congress 2015 – Quality management in lung cancer
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Quality management in lung cancer
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Mathew Peters (Concord, Australia), Matthew Peters, Aoife McNamara, Win Boerckel, Albert Van Eijk, Jesme Fox. Novel survey tool used to assess priorities of lung cancer patients and carers. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 4219
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