Establishing a differential diagnosis for symptomatic oncology patients can be complex. The challenges for advanced practitioners in diagnosing acute symptoms in this patient population lie in the reality that symptoms exhibited can mimic a variety of diagnoses. It is critical for advanced practitioners to utilize their diagnostic expertise in collaboration with colleagues from other disciplines to optimize patient outcomes.
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