Why Are We Failing to Do What Works? Musings on Outpatient Palliative Care in Cancer Care

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Despite evidence showing benefits of outpatient palliative care in oncology, widespread integration lags.

An editorial published by JSO Oncology Practice, discusses the barriers to integrated outpatient palliative care in oncology, and provides suggestions for moving forward, including education, creating more robust processes for referrals, supporting policy efforts, and more.

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