This project, commissioned by the National Cancer Action Team, developed and pilotted a suite of nurse sensitive indicators for ambulatory chemotherapy that contributed to the effective monitoring of these services.<br/

Armes, Jo

Corner, J.

Finnegan-John, Jennifer

Griffiths, Peter

Richardson, Alison

Wagland, Richard

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Quality in cancer care: nurse sensitive indicators for ambulatory chemotherapy

Quality in cancer care: nurse sensitive indicators for ambulatory chemotherapy

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