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How Can Healthcare Institutions Support Cancer Training Programs?
Healthcare institutions can support cancer training programs by:
Providing funding and
resources
for training initiatives
Encouraging staff to participate in
continuing education
opportunities
Collaborating with
academic institutions
and professional organizations
Implementing
mentorship programs
and peer support networks
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