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Financial toxicity is well recognized as a sequela of surviving cancer. As the number of survivors is expected to increase, so are costs associated with cancer treatments. Using a nurse-pharmacist… Click to show full abstract
Financial toxicity is well recognized as a sequela of surviving cancer. As the number of survivors is expected to increase, so are costs associated with cancer treatments. Using a nurse-pharmacist collaborative model, efforts between oncology pharmacists and nurses may inform real-world practice solutions to improve medication access. Increased medication access may reduce out-of-pocket expenses for patients with cancer.
Keywords:
oncology;
pharmacist collaborative;
financial toxicity;
nurse pharmacist;
cancer
Journal Title: Clinical journal of oncology nursing
Year Published: 2022
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Journal Title: Clinical journal of oncology nursing
Year Published: 2022
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