Mitchell–Hoole–Kanatas (MHK) questionnaire: the first to measure patient-reported outcomes relating to problems with intimacy after diagnosis and treatment of head and neck cancer

Patient-reported outcomes are increasingly used by clinical teams as indicators of quality when assessing treatment after a diagnosis of head and neck cancer. About a third of patients report reduced sexual interest or enjoyment after such treatment but, despite that, there is no questionnaire about...

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Main Authors:	Hoole, J. (Author), Kanatas, A. (Author), Mitchell, D.A (Author), Smith, A.B (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Churchill Livingstone 2018
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