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. 1988 Jan 9;296(6615):97–98. doi: 10.1136/bmj.296.6615.97

Paediatric oncology information pack for general practitioners

J A James, D J Harris, M G Mott, A Oakhill
PMCID: PMC2544706  PMID: 3122972

Abstract

An information pack covering important aspects of paediatric oncology has been developed for general practitioners. Sixty general practitioners who received the information pack found that it helped them in managing children with neoplastic disease and their families. The pack has also improved communications between the oncology unit and general practitioners. Similar packs could be produced by paediatricians working in other specialties.

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