Robust design of web services supporting the home administration of drug infusion in pediatric oncology
Cancer home care is a sector of particular relevance for the Italian health service. The budget ceilings imposed by public finance pose the need to reduce hospitalisation costs, moving patients from treatment to home care as much as possible. This is especially true in the field of pediatric oncolog...
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Parretti Chiara [verfasserIn] Pourabbas Elaheh [verfasserIn] Rolli Fernando [verfasserIn] Pecoraro Fabrizio [verfasserIn] Citti Paolo [verfasserIn] Giorgetti Alessandro [verfasserIn] |
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