Telehealth network can be used to certify nurses in chemotherapy biotherapy
Nurses living in rural areas can become certified using a telehealth network.
Nurses living in rural areas can become certified using a telehealth network.
Clinical update videos delivered via YouTube help nurses integrate research evidence into clinical practice.
A wider variety of cancer patients can be reached when oncology CNSs are trained in using social media and online learning strategies.
Updates to the scale ensure the questions are more accurate and relevant to pediatric cancer patients.
Educating patients with a DVD helped assuage their fears about chemotherapy side effects.
At one center, treatment compliance rates increased by 15% with the program.
A statewide telehealth network can successfully deliver support to cancer survivors living in rural areas.
A training program helped nurses discuss care goals and difficult topics more effectively.
Oncology nurses should focus on anticipating and managing risks for toxicity caused by dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase enzyme deficiency.
Compassion fatigue and burnout are prevalent among nurses, and resiliency training and learning coping strategies are essential parts of nursing knowledge.