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Who Should Be Involved in Contingency Planning?
A comprehensive contingency plan should involve multiple stakeholders:
Patients
and their families
Oncologists and other healthcare providers
Social workers and mental health professionals
Insurance companies
Pharmacists
These stakeholders play different roles in ensuring that the contingency plan is well-rounded and effective.
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