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Mak Kimberley S., van Bommel Annelotte C.M., Stowell Caleb, Abrahm Janet L., Baker Matthew, Baldotto Clarissa S., Baldwin David R., Borthwick Diana, Carbone David P., Chen Aileen B., Fox Jesme, Haswell Tom, Koczywas Marianna, Kozower Benjamin D., Mehran Reza J., Schramel Franz M., Senan Suresh, Stirling Robert G., van Meerbeeck Jan P., Wouters Michel W.J.M., Peake Michael D.. Defining a standard set of patient-centred outcomes for lung cancer. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: 852-860

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