A pragmatic dialogue amongst stakeholders on the impact of COVID-19 on Irish cancer patients and healthcare services and lessons learned

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Aileen Murphy
Amy Lawlor
Ann Kirby
Frances J. Drummond
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[1] Cork University Business School,Department of Economics
[2] University College Cork,undefined
[3] Breakthrough Cancer Research,undefined
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Supportive Care in Cancer | 2024年 / 32卷
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COVID-19; Thematic analysis; Cancer Care; Qualitative approach; Health care; Ireland;
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