Researchers conducted semi-structured interviews with patients with multiple myeloma to determine what factors influence their ability to participate in shared decision making with their clinicians.
Two nurse consultants share their perspectives on answering a few common difficult questions family members may have when their loved one is at the end of life.
Results of an analysis conducted via interviews with breast cancer survivors revealed the common areas of concern patients have regarding the costs of their care.
Researchers report on their implementation of a mobile-health tool for monitoring symptoms of treatment toxicity.
A structured interview study sought to understand patient experiences after being withdrawn from a cancer clinical trial.
A survey on supportive care needs revealed patients’ concerns regarding declining physical abilities, loved ones’ worries, and financial burdens.
A nurse coordinated a meeting to ensure the patient’s preferences were shared with his multidisciplinary care team.
Researchers sought to determine the effectiveness of targeted nonelectronic outreach methods in marginalized populations.
A survey of 100 cancer patients revealed a high interest in CBD use, but most patients would prefer receiving more information from qualified sources.
Researchers identified factors influencing professional quality of life in oncology nurses, with burnout and compassion fatigue being common.
