Patient-Reported QOL Assessment: Sufficient for Clinical Decision-Making?

J Support Oncol. 2008 May 1;6(5):231-233, SJ Knight

Commentary on "Quality-of-Life Assessment for Routine Oncology Clinical Practice," by Halyard and Ferrans.


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