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See Latest ArticlesUnmet information needs and preferences in newly diagnosed and surgically treated oral cavity cancer patients
Oral Oncology , 08/19/09
Chen SC et al. – The study revealed differences in information needs between diagnosed patients and surgically treated oral cavity cancer patients. Results suggest that healthcare professionals should design a protocol to guide development of a comprehensive pre– and postoperative information package to be given to these patients.
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