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Monitorización electrónica de síntomas después de una cirugía oncológica ambulatoria

Reduce la ansiedad y la carga de trabajo de enfermería
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Autor/a: Pusic AL, Temple LK, MD, Carter J, Stabile CM, Assel MJ, Vickers AW, Niehaus K, Ancker JS, McCready T,Stetson PD, Simon BA Ann Surg 2021; 274(3): 441-448
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