Family caregivers are cornerstones of cancer care. They wear many hats in supporting patients with cancer, not only fulfilling their social role, but taking on the at-home management of the cancer, symptoms, medications, appointments, and daily living. Despite the work that caregivers do, cancer care delivery has only recently started to consider including family caregivers within clinical conversations and decision-making. Uncovering how family caregivers engage in clinical communication – and the variation between caregivers – is key to better supporting them. ...
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Review the most current news and learn about the latest clinical developments in breast cancer treatment. Cancer Nursing Today provides clinical data and insights on guideline updates, prioritizing palliative care, the link between diet and breast cancer, and more. From the most recent clinical trials and screening recommendations to biopsy techniques, explore the latest progress in breast cancer care.
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Learn how a personalized 12-week exercise program can enhance quality of life outcomes in survivors of breast cancer.
Researchers analyzed if the intervention could improve negative emotions, quality of life, and satisfaction with nursing.
A new study highlights the effectiveness of a nurse navigation program for patients undergoing treatment for these cancers.
Researchers aimed to identify the best timing for telenursing follow-up after chemotherapy.
There are several important nursing considerations to keep in mind when evaluating a patient’s risk for breast cancer.
Panelists discuss data from the ADEPT trial, port considerations, and their hopes for the future of breast cancer therapy.
Panelists discuss how nurses can maximize opportunities for connection as they treat patients with breast cancer.
The panelists discuss clinical trial data and patient preferences surrounding subcutaneous versus IV administration routes.
Panelists discuss how subcutaneous treatments can mitigate time toxicity and improve quality of life.
Panelists discuss how treatment options have changed and if indefinite therapy is still needed for certain patients.
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Studying for certification tests can be intimidating. Here are some essential tips to help you do your best.
These tips are important resources for oncology nurses who are recent graduates and experienced nurses new to this specialty.
With the shift in cancer care to the ambulatory care setting, a dedicated oncology nurse educator is a key asset to nurses.
Gastroparesis occurs in 60% of patients with advanced pancreatic cancer, and is frequently overlooked in upper GI tumors.
More unique, non-traditional jobs are emerging for oncology nurses to consider outside traditional positions.
Alkaline phosphatase may serve as a discriminating marker in detecting bone lesions in patients with multiple myeloma.
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Learn how a team developed and implemented an escape room game to help studnets learn about oncologic emergencies.
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