The roles and responsibilities of oncology nurses have rapidly transformed over the past century from general nurses providing bedside comfort care with few technological advances to advanced practice oncology nurses responsible for everything from performing invasive procedures to diagnostic interpretation and screening for cancer prevention. As cancer care continues to evolve, nurses will play a key role in the field of oncology, whether as specialized oncology nurses providing clinical care or as nurse researchers spearheading groundbreaking oncology research
Every nurse is a leader. Rather than being situated only within a traditional leadership role or tit...
The 2015 European Cancer Congress (ECC2015) was the widest European platform for every professional ...
Cancer nursing is a relatively young specialty within nursing. The specialty initially emerged in re...
The development of the standards of care, roles in oncology nursing, and role competencies was an op...
Over the past few decades, cancer nursing services have developed in response to major scientific an...
The development of the standards of care, roles in oncology nursing, and role competencies was an op...
Medical technology has had a tremendous impact on the diagnosis and treatment of cancer in the last ...
This chapter focuses on the emergence and evolvement of the clinical nurse specialist role. It comme...
Over the past 40 years, the nature and scope of cancer nursing practice has been shaped to a large e...
European cancer nurses have to face many challenges as a result of the rapidly changing economic and...
Oncology nursing is a rapidly evolving specialty with increasing demands upon nurses to respond to t...
Comprehensive cancer care continues to improve in the United States, but many developing countries c...
The introduction of rapid diagnostic clinics for breast cancer increases oncology nurses’ (ONs) resp...
Cancer nursing has evolved to meet the demands of rising cancer incidence, newer and more complex tr...
Individuals living with cancer have a wide range of needs throughout the disease trajectory. To bett...
Every nurse is a leader. Rather than being situated only within a traditional leadership role or tit...
The 2015 European Cancer Congress (ECC2015) was the widest European platform for every professional ...
Cancer nursing is a relatively young specialty within nursing. The specialty initially emerged in re...
The development of the standards of care, roles in oncology nursing, and role competencies was an op...
Over the past few decades, cancer nursing services have developed in response to major scientific an...
The development of the standards of care, roles in oncology nursing, and role competencies was an op...
Medical technology has had a tremendous impact on the diagnosis and treatment of cancer in the last ...
This chapter focuses on the emergence and evolvement of the clinical nurse specialist role. It comme...
Over the past 40 years, the nature and scope of cancer nursing practice has been shaped to a large e...
European cancer nurses have to face many challenges as a result of the rapidly changing economic and...
Oncology nursing is a rapidly evolving specialty with increasing demands upon nurses to respond to t...
Comprehensive cancer care continues to improve in the United States, but many developing countries c...
The introduction of rapid diagnostic clinics for breast cancer increases oncology nurses’ (ONs) resp...
Cancer nursing has evolved to meet the demands of rising cancer incidence, newer and more complex tr...
Individuals living with cancer have a wide range of needs throughout the disease trajectory. To bett...
Every nurse is a leader. Rather than being situated only within a traditional leadership role or tit...
The 2015 European Cancer Congress (ECC2015) was the widest European platform for every professional ...
Cancer nursing is a relatively young specialty within nursing. The specialty initially emerged in re...