Calculation of Costs based on Time-driven Activities (TDABC) during Hospital Nutritional Care in High-cost Pathologies such as Stomach, Colon and Rectal Cancer with Malnutrition
Keywords:
Analysis, Cost, Health care costs, Hospitalization, Clinical oncology, MalnutritionAbstract
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