Krebspatienten können nicht warten
Während der Covid-19-Pandemie haben Patienten weniger Untersuchungen zur Krebsvorsorge in Anspruch genommen. Auch im Gesundheitswesen selbst gab es Probleme durch fehlende Ressourcen und durch andere Prioritäten. Mit einer Literaturübersicht und mit Experteninterviews zeigen die Autoren, wie Gesundheitssysteme darauf reagieren.
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Erstveröffentlichungsdatum: 07.08.2021
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