Investigation into the Communication that Takes Place Between Nurses and Patients During Chemotherapy

Jenny O'Baugh RN, MN Sydney West Area Health Service, Penrith, Australia

Lesley M. Wilkes PhD, RN Clinical Nursing Research Unit, Sydney West Area Health Service, Penrith, Australia

Kerrie Sneesby RN, BN Sydney West Area Health Service, Penrith, Australia

Ajesh George BDS, MPH Clinical Nursing Research Unit, Sydney West Area Health Service, Penrith, Australia

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