Oncology clinic
Assessment of Serum Tryptase Activity Among Acute and Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Patients Visiting Hematology-Oncology Clinic at TikurAnbessa Specialized Hospital, and Comparison with Healthy Controls
... After being approved by the Research and Ethics Committee of the Department of Biochemistry, School of Medicine, College of Health Sciences, Addis Ababa University, a formal letter was written to Hematology- ...
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AWARENESS OF CHEMOTHERAPY SIDE EFFECTS AND ATTITUDE TOWARDS CHEMOTHERAPY USE AMONG CANCER PATIENTS ATTENDING ONCOLOGY CLINIC AT BUGANDO MEDICAL CENTRE, IN MWANZA, NORTHERN TANZANIA
... the oncology clinic in the oncology department at Bugando Medical ...the oncology clinic; therefore this was the most feasible study site to access the targeted study ...
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Practical considerations for the integration of subcutaneous targeted therapies into the oncology clinic
... The oncology clinic is changing, with an increasing number of cancer therapies becoming available as formulations for subcutaneous (SC) injection. Using tar- geted therapies, such as alemtuzumab, ...
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Next generation sequencing and tumor mutation profiling: are we ready for routine use in the oncology clinic?
... Next generation sequencing (NGS) coupled with sophisticated bioinformatics tools yields an unprecedented amount of information regarding tumor genetics, with the potential to reveal insights into tumor behavior. NGS and ...
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Implementing Serious Illness Conversations in a Gastrointestinal Oncology Clinic: A mixed method evaluation of a quality improvement initiative in a Boston Hospital
... hospice utilization was hard to evaluate given most of these patients were newly diagnosed with a GI malignancy. There was not a patient arm where patients were able to prompt their provider with preparatory materials ...
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Rapid-access gynecological oncology clinic outcomes in North London, UK
... and from other sources (P = 0.25 Fisher’s test). The majority of non-rapid-access referral diagnoses were made in routine gynecology clinics (5; 38.5%). Other diagnoses were made in the emergency department (4; 30.8%), ...
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Parental Attitudes About Confidentiality in a Pediatric Oncology Clinic
... Ifanother parent or child in the clinic asks a member of the clinic staff what my child’s diagnosis (type of cancer) is, the clinic staff member should:. _____ a[r] ...
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... of oncology clinic in 2013 at the United Christian Hospital aiming to enhance the holistic patient-centre practice of the clinic through the optimization of the safety and efficacy of anti-cancer ...
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Factors influencing the opinion of individuals in determining tumour spread after biopsy
... Cancer is one of the leading causes of deaths around the world. Tissue biopsy is essential for the diagnosis and hence the treatment of cancer [1]. Biopsy triggers the same fear among individuals as the diagnosis of ...
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Thyroid primary and metastatic malignant tumours of poor prognosis may mimic subacute thyroiditis - time to change the diagnostic criteria: case reports and a review of the literature
... the oncology clinic, where - after confirmation that the thyroid tumour is a metastasis of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), the patient was qualified for palliative ...
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Cancer patient perceptions on the ethical and legal issues related to biobanking
... Hematology Oncology Clinic on several issues related to biobanking, including informed consent, withdrawal, anonymity, return of results, ownership, privacy, and ...and clinic staff, which may have ...
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Knowledge and Attitudes about Pain Management: A Comparison of Oncology and Non Oncology Jordanian Nurses
... Turkish oncology nurses concerning cancer pain management using the ...Turkish oncology nurses in two different university ...Turkish oncology nurses also have inadequate knowledge and attitudes ...
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Biosimilars: a position paper of the European Society for Medical Oncology, with particular reference to oncology prescribers
... majority of moAbs coming off patent by 2020, the oncology landscape will be facing a lot of changes. The introduction of biosimilars, exis- tence of their reference products (originator biologics) and creation of ...
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Coordinating an Oncology Precision Medicine Clinic Within an Integrated Health System: Lessons Learned in Year One
... OPM clinic to serve its integrated health system, which includes hospitals and clinics located across eastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois; the launch and implementation of this program was previously ...
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The IMPACT clinic
... IMPACT clinic, discipline-specific assessments and treatment plans evolved to become truly ...IMPACT clinic, subsequent primary care visits were more tractable and efficient because the most pertinent ...
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Roadbook for the implementation of next-generation sequencing in clinical practice in oncology and hemato-oncology in Belgium
... NGS tests has dropped significantly making it more affordable for reimbursement by the healthcare systems. The cost drivers of this technology are however shifting from the purely analytical phase towards the ...
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Charisma and the Clinic
... Of course, the charismatic 129 qualities of autism are particular to it, and we comment and draw attention to these 130 particularities, but the intention is to stress that general utili[r] ...
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Does Clinical Presentation Explain Practice Variability in the Treatment of Febrile Infants?
... or clinic than those accounted for in the basic racial, ethnic, and geographic variables and may also reflect informal or formal agreements among members of a practice to follow practice-specific ...
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Availability and accessibility of diabetes clinics on Trinidad: An analysis using proximity tools in a GIS environment
... Accessibility describes geographic accessibility and identifies the geographic barriers to receiving services such as distance, transportation, and travel time to the facility. As Figure 1 reveals, clinics are located ...
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Nanopharmacology in translational hematology and oncology
... particles hold great potential for possibly replacing current active agents, which have been shown to be highly inef- ficient, based on epigenetics and molecular pharmacology principles. This step in clinical ...
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