Duration of Program Important to Success of Palliative Care in Advanced Cancer
Researchers found that duration of palliative care is as important as early initiation for patients with advanced cancer.
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Types of Bias and the Effects on Care, Decision Making for Black Cancer Survivors
A new report describes biases that may influence care and counseling for patients, and strategies to mitigate disparities in patient education about adverse effects.
Are Social Determinants of Health Incorporated Into Recommendations, Discussions With Patients?
Although social determinants of health (SDOH) components affect patients with cancer, nurses tended not to consider them when speaking with patients or making recommendations about physical activity. These findings were published in the Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing. Among staff in the healthcare setting, nurses make unique bonds with patients, often having sensitive and personal…
Jeopardy for Oncology Nurses: What Is ‘How to Answer Difficult Questions’?
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.
Preferred Sedation Levels for Agitated Delirium in Terminal Patients Vary Between Nurses and Caregivers
A secondary analysis of data sought to determine the level of sedation for agitated delirium in patients with cancer at the end of life preferred by nurses and caregivers.
Nurse-Led Intervention Encourages, Increases Exercise During Cancer Treatment
A pilot study of the ONS Get Up, Get Moving program determined its feasibility as a coaching tool to help patients use exercise to improve their quality of life.
Effect of Bundle Nursing on Thrombosis Risk in Patients With Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
A single-institution study determined the effect of a novel nursing practice on incidence of PICC-UEDVT, outcomes, and satisfaction with care in patients with NHL.
Significance of Meals Varies Among AYAs Receiving High-Emetogenic Chemotherapy, Their Caregivers, and Their Care Team
Researchers sought to understand the perceptions of adolescents and young adults with cancer, their caregivers, and their healthcare team regarding meals while undergoing treatment.
Language in Patient Records Can Convey More Than Medical History
The language in a patient’s medical record can convey information not only about the patient’s condition but about the attitude of the clinician writing the report.
Nursing Cases: Nurse Advocates for Patient’s Participation in Shared Decision Making
A nurse coordinated a meeting to ensure the patient’s preferences were shared with his multidisciplinary care team.
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