Preparing general practitioners to receive cancer patients following treatment in secondary care: a qualitative study

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Ann Dorrit Guassora
Lene Jarlbaek
Thorkil Thorsen
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[1] Department of Public Health,The Research Unit and Section of General Practice
[2] University of Copenhagen,PAVI, Knowledge Center for Rehabilitation and Palliative Care
[3] National Institute of Public Health,undefined
[4] University of Southern Denmark,undefined
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BMC Health Services Research | / 15卷
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Transition of care; Coordination; Continuity of care; Organization and administration; Primary healthcare; General practice; Cancer; Qualitative study;
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