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Patient awareness and perceptions of a kidney stone multidisciplinary team (MDT): a questionnaire survey

Oct 2026 · World journal of urology · Vol 44 · 0 citations · 18 references
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Baseline understanding of MDT working was limited, highlighting opportunities to improve patient information and communication and future work should use validated tools, broader multicentre recruitment and objective clinical and patient-reported outcomes to evaluate MDT-based care.

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