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Aims
Complementary therapy use by patients with cancer is highly prevalent, although little is known about the optimal model of integration with conventional care. This study explored patient preferences regarding integration in an Australian context.
Methods
Cancer patients participated in focus groups conducted by an experienced facilitator. Transcripts of discussions were subjected to thematic...