Predicting attendance of post treatment cancer care patients in general practice: the role of concomitant health conditions in the theory of planned behaviour

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Predicting attendance of post treatment cancer care patients in general practice: the role of concomitant health conditions in the theory of planned behaviour

Background: Due to the increasing numbers of patients at hospital cancer clinics, it is likely that specialist care of patients with colorectal cancer will need to be re-organised. More patients, who have been treated successfully, may need long-term support in primary care. Despite rigorous researc...

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Main Authors:	Ngune, Irene, Jiwa, Moyez, McManus, Alexandra, Hughes, Jeff, Parsons, Richard, Hodder, R.
Format:	Conference Paper
Published:	WILEY-BLACKWELL 2014
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/33775

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