Patient and Staff Experiences of Embedding Electronic Patient Reported Outcome Measures for Distress Screening and Quality of Life Assessment, Into Routine Melanoma Care: A Mixed-Methods Study

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Kathy Dempsey, Robyn Saw, Iris Bartula, Serigne N. Lo, Alexander M. Menzies, Georgina V. Long, Craig Lawn, Julian Chung, Thomas Pennington, Frances Boyle, Andrew Spillane, Mbathio Dieng, Dina Saks, Julia Lai-Kwon, Jake R. Thompson and Rachael L. Morton (2024).

Patient and Staff Experiences of Embedding Electronic Patient Reported Outcome Measures for Distress Screening and Quality of Life Assessment, Into Routine Melanoma Care: A Mixed‐Methods Study. Psycho-Oncology 33 (12) 12. https://doi.org/10.1002/pon.70053

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Patient and Staff Experiences of Embedding Electronic Patient Reported Outcome Measures for Distress Screening and Quality of Life Assessment, Into Routine Melanoma Care: A Mixed-Methods Study

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