Processes for Quality Improvements in Radiation Oncology Clinical Trials
Thomas J. FitzGerald(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Nancy Rosen(Providence College), M. Giulia Cicchetti(Providence College), Maryann Bishop Jodoin, J. Yorty, Richard Hanusik, Kathleen M. McCarten(Providence College), Gani Osagie, Richard S. Pieters(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Marcia Urie(Providence College), Fran Laurie(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Sandy Kessel(Providence College), Kenneth Ulin(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School)
International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics
April 11, 2008
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