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This article addresses the critical challenge of limited infrastructure in cancer data systems, a significant bottleneck for researchers and drug development professionals.
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This article synthesizes current evidence and implementation strategies for optimizing audit and feedback (A&F) systems in cancer care delivery.
This article examines the critical shortage of oncology clinical trial professionals, a key bottleneck in cancer drug development.