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Charity-funded CNS to support hospital patients with low-grade brain tumours

Patients with low-grade brain tumours often lack support from a clinical nurse specialist, but that will no longer be the case at King’s College Hospital in London, with the appointment of neuro-oncology nurse Charlotte Robinson. She talks to Lynne Pearce about her new role
Posted 12 January 2018 - 08:48
 
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