The CLL12 trial included patients with treatment-naive, asymptomatic, early-stage chronic lymphocytic leukemia. A group of nurses led development of a symptom management mobile app for patients recovering from breast surgery. Learn how a research team created a nurse-led insomnia intervention for survivors of cancer. Oncology nurses play a vital role in identifying the signs of treatment-related angiosarcoma during survivorship care. Adrienne Duckworth, MSN, APRN, NP-C, AOCNP, shares why open and empathetic communication about lung cancer is critical. A quantitative-qualitative survey provided insights on patient experiences, emotions, and perceptions Research presented at JADPRO Live provided insights into patient preferences surrounding treatment administration. Research presented at JADPRO Live 2024 illuminated the diagnostic experiences of patients with colorectal cancer. The workshop provided education and resources on providing cancer care for adolescents and young adults. An expert shares her insights on how nurses can facilitate empathetic, respectful care and communication for veterans. Susan K. Lee, PhD, MSN, RN, CNE, CPXP, FAAN, discusses her lifelong advocacy for veterans and the inspiration behind it. The study analyzed how decision making and quality of life contribute to treatment regret in patients with prostate cancer. As a nonpharmacological intervention with high acceptability and enjoyment, virtual reality may be an effective strategy. A randomized study is evaluating a nurse-led educational intervention on physical activity for patients with breast cancer. Narjust Florez, MD, FASCO, discusses key considerations for oncology nurses caring for these patients. The panel used an iterative process to create patient-facing and provider-facing consensus statements across 7 domains. A team used an interpretive description approach to evaluate the self-management support intervention. New research highlights the importance of using appropriate patient-reported outcome measures for these patients. Learn what a team found when they implemented a pre-appointment electronic PRO measure for patients with prostate cancer. A new study is shedding light on post-treatment experiences, with many saying they felt they were "left to themselves."