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A Nursing Educational Intervention to Improve Antiestrogen Adherence and Self-Management of Side Effects.

Kaitlyn Fishman, Brittany Rosenthal, Mimi Oupravanh, Emily L Davenport Alonso

Clinical journal of oncology nursing 2022 Nov 18


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    Antiestrogens prescribed to reduce breast cancer risk or recurrence can have undesirable musculoskeletal side effects that may lead to early discontinuation of therapy. Previous studies have not focused on nurse-led assessmen.

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    Kaitlyn Fishman, Brittany Rosenthal, Mimi Oupravanh, Emily L Davenport Alonso. A Nursing Educational Intervention to Improve Antiestrogen Adherence and Self-Management of Side Effects. Clinical journal of oncology nursing. 2022 Nov 18;26(6):606-611

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    PMID: 36413725

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