Katherine Enright, MD, MPH, on Improving the Quality of Oral Cancer Drug Delivery
2020 ASCO Quality Care SymposiumKatherine Enright, MD, MPH, of Trillium Health Partners in Ontario, discusses a model of quality improvement, which potentially could be adapted across health systems to improve oral systemic cancer care (Abstract 184).
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