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Supporting nurses to improve clinical trial discussions with patients with lung cancer using the Lung I-ACT tool : a mixed methods pilot study
Background. Empowering nurses to discuss clinical trials with patients can increase recruitment rates. Clinical trials are essential for improving lung cancer patient outcomes; in the short term, they provide individuals access to new treatments and care regimens which, longer term, have the potenti
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