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Several nationally-recognized organizations have developed guidelines and recommendations for cancer survivorship care. Each of these evidence-based guidelines and recommendations offer healthcare providers specific ways to improve the quality of care for cancer survivors. Adhering to these standards will enhance health outcomes for the cancer survivors you serve and improve their overall quality of life.
See a listing of Survivorship Guidelines here.
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