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Date Summary of changes
06/12/2016 Developed in consultation with eviQ Medical Oncology Reference Committees and Melanoma Institute Australia. Published on eviQ. Review in 1 year. 
31/05/2017 Transferred to new eviQ website. Version number changed to V.2.
04/07/2018 Reviewed at Medical Oncology Reference Committee meeting on 15 June 2018. Wording changed 'medical oncologist' to 'treating clinician' to incorporate immunotherapy use in haematology. Next review in 2 years

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25 May 2019