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ASCO/ONS Chemotherapy Safety Standards Original Contribution Quality Oncology Practice Initiative Certification Program: Measuring Implementation of Chemotherapy Administration
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Document Date: 2013-03-19 15:57:55


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Washington / DC / New Orleans / Alexandria / Boston / /

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Databank / National Academies Press / ns Co / /

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Puerto Rico / /

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National Cancer Institute / Farber Cancer Institute / Mill Rd / Institute of Medicine4 / Institute of Medicine Committee / Institute of Medicine / /

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extravasation management / subsequent online publication / medical emergency management / health insurance / cancer care / online system / paper audit / psychosocial and other supportive care services / /

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cancer / clinical cancer / quality cancer / deficiency / comprehensive cancer / /

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Chemotherapy / /

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National Cancer Institute / ASCO QOPI / Institute of Medicine4 / Institute of Medicine / Institute of Medicine Committee on Quality Health Care in America / Association of Community Cancer Centers / American Society of Clinical Oncology / American Society of Clinical Oncology SUPPLEMENT / Dana-Farber Cancer Institute / American Society of Clinical Oncology Information / /

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Joseph O. Jacobson / Lisa Schulmeister / Terry R. Gilmore Corresponding / Terry R. Gilmore / Antonio C. Wolff / /

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author / QCP auditor / editor / xic ol rt / abstractor / Quality Oncology Practice Initiative Certification Program auditor / nurse / physician / rt / Consultant / Oncology Nursing Consultant / /

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DC / /

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Virginia / Louisiana / /

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Chemotherapy / /

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