Effects of palliative care in oncology patients

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An oncology nurse is part of a team studying the effects of palliative care in oncology patients with a terminal diagnosis over the chourse of one year. the team will assess the patiewnts with surveys and iunterviews at the 3-month, 6-month, 9-month, and one-year mark, assuming the patients are not deceased ata any of those points. the nurse recognizes that a threat to this type of study is.

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