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American Society of Clinical Oncology, Journal of Oncology Practice, 6(6), p. 312-316, 2010
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Employment of Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants in Breast Cancer Care
Journal article published in 2010 by
Christopher R. Friese,
Sarah T. Hawley,
Jennifer J. Griggs,
Reshma Jagsi 
,
John Graff,
Ann S. Hamilton,
Nancy K. Janz,
Steven J. Katz
,
John Graff,
Ann S. Hamilton,
Nancy K. Janz,
Steven J. Katz
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Abstract
This study found that nurse practitioner and physician assistant employment is higher with newer physicians and in more heavily resourced practices. Employment of nurse practitioners and physician assistants is relatively modest, which suggests an opportunity for physicians to employ these providers to alleviate workloads.