Misapprehension in patients prescribed palliative chemotherapy for metastatic cancer
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Misapprehension in patients prescribed palliative chemotherapy for metastatic cancer

Dion Smyth Lecturer-practitioner, Cancer and palliative care, Birmingham City University

Many patients who are prescribed palliative chemotherapy for metastatic cancer misconstrue the possible effects of such treatment.

Cancer Nursing Practice. 16, 7, 9-9. doi: 10.7748/cnp.16.7.9.s10

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