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New research shows why it's critical to consider integrating a survivorship oncology nurse navigator within cancer clinics.
Dr. Darabos highlighted that a lack of social support in patients with cancer is associated with adverse health outcomes.
Researchers explored patterns and associated factors related to hospice use in patients with a variety of advanced cancers.
Veronica Brady, PhD, FNP-BC, discusses the effect of GLP-1 agonist use in patients undergoing treatment for cancer.
Dr. McNally shares ONS presentation insights and discusses why she decided to pursue research on stigma in oncology care.
Learn what researchers found when they surveyed more than 800 women who were eligible for mammography.
A randomized controlled trial showed how nurse-led psychoeducation can help equip patients with tools to manage distress.
Dr. Reb explained how nurses can build a comprehensive, patient-centered approach to address cancer-related fear and worry.
For patients with prostate cancer and their partners, fear of cancer recurrence is common and affects their quality of life.
How Can Nurse-Driven Communications Improve Patient Access to Radiation Treatment for Breast Cancer?
The presentation highlighted the importance of improving time to radiation treatment for patients with breast cancer.
These ONNs go beyond traditional roles to facilitate multidisciplinary care and collaboration through digital platforms.
Nurse Practitioner Scientist shares insights from her research on how nurses can help reduce cervical cancer stigma.
Ortiz discussed why realizing the widespread prevalence of trauma is critical in providing trauma-informed care to patients.
Nurses can help couples communicate by identifying barriers to disclosure and offering a personalized approach.
The analysis shows that certain social factors may affect GVHD risk and severity.
Melissa Cooke, MS. CCC-SLP, of the Head & Neck Cancer Alliance, reflects on the importance of the annual observance.
Mayorga identified and evaluated incongruencies between documentation in clinical practice and fall-risk compliance.
Patients with colorectal cancer and their caregivers often face psychoneurological symptoms that can affect quality of life.
It's critical for oncology nurses to ask patients certain questions about their morning and evening fatigue levels.
Research presented at the NCCN Annual Conference illuminated patient experiences with tyrosine kinase inhibitors.
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