Patient-Centered Communication in Cancer Care (PCC-Ca) Instrument

The PCC-Ca is a validated instrument to measure how well health care professionals communicate with patients. Publicly available in English and Spanish versions, the PCC-Ca is designed for researchers and evaluators seeking to assess patient-centered communication in health care.

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