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      Multidisciplinary care in the oncology setting: historical perspective and data from lung and gynecology multidisciplinary clinics.

      Journal of oncology practice / American Society of Clinical Oncology

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          Multidisciplinary care refers to a practice in which physicians from multiple specialties attend to the same patient population. There are many advantages to the model, including reduced time to treatment, coordinated treatment plans, increased patient and physician satisfaction, and increased enrollment onto clinical trials. At Central Dupage Hospital, multidisciplinary clinics have been instituted in lung and gynecologic cancer. We describe the structure and operation of each clinic and highlight their considerable success in improving patient care.

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          21358946
          2988674
          10.1200/JOP.2010.000073

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