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Visualizing and Interpreting Temporal Care Team Dynamics for Cancer Survival Risk Analysis
Cancer care is a longitudinal, time-sensitive process requiring coordination among diverse healthcare professionals (HCPs), whose collaboration evolves throughout treatment. Prior studies link care team structure to patient outcomes, but the temporal dynamics of collaboration and their relationship
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