The Role of the Research Nurse in the Management of Bladder Cancer Patients

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The Role of the Research Nurse in the Management of Bladder Cancer Patients. / Conroy, Margaret.
Bladder Cancer: Biology, Diagnosis and Management. ed. / Konstantinos Syrigos; Donald Skinner. 1st. ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999. p. 449-461.

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Conroy, M 1999, The Role of the Research Nurse in the Management of Bladder Cancer Patients. in K Syrigos & D Skinner (eds), Bladder Cancer: Biology, Diagnosis and Management. 1st edn, Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 449-461. <https://global.oup.com/academic/product/bladder-cancer-9780192630384>

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Conroy, M. (1999). The Role of the Research Nurse in the Management of Bladder Cancer Patients. In K. Syrigos, & D. Skinner (Eds.), Bladder Cancer: Biology, Diagnosis and Management (1st ed., pp. 449-461). Oxford University Press. https://global.oup.com/academic/product/bladder-cancer-9780192630384

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Conroy M. The Role of the Research Nurse in the Management of Bladder Cancer Patients. In Syrigos K, Skinner D, editors, Bladder Cancer: Biology, Diagnosis and Management. 1st ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1999. p. 449-461

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Conroy, Margaret. / The Role of the Research Nurse in the Management of Bladder Cancer Patients. Bladder Cancer: Biology, Diagnosis and Management. editor / Konstantinos Syrigos ; Donald Skinner. 1st. ed. Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1999. pp. 449-461

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abstract = "Clinical trials are becoming increasingly important for our understanding of different treatment modalities in bladder cancer. The role of the Urology research nurse can make a significant contribution to the overall management of these trials not simply by maximising recruitment, but by providing direct expert care and support for the patient and family, throughout consent, treatment and on into the crucial follow-up phase.",

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