Determination of Factors Associated With Hospitalization in Breast Cancer Survivors

Denise M. Oleske; Melody A. Cobleigh; Marcia  Phillips; Karen L. Nachman

doi:10.1188/04.ONF.1081-1088

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Determination of Factors Associated With Hospitalization in Breast Cancer Survivors

Denise M. Oleske

Melody A. Cobleigh

Marcia Phillips

Karen L. Nachman

ONF 2004, 31(6), 1081-1088 DOI: 10.1188/04.ONF.1081-1088

Purpose/Objectives: To identify factors associated with hospitalization after diagnosis of breast cancer in working-age women.

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