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In the United States, cancer is a significant challenge for children, being the second-leading cause of death for those aged 1 to 14 years. Read More ›

As an investor, it can be difficult to navigate the ups and downs of the market and understand what the movements mean for your portfolio— particularly when you’re seeing constant headlines on the topic. Read More ›

Patient Case 2: Post-Surgery and Treatment
In Patient Case 2, Becky Sousa, a Nurse Coordinator at the Women’s Cancer Center, Gyn-Oncology at Stanford Hospitals and Clinics, underscores the importance of addressing post-operative complications, interpreting lab and biopsy results, and implementing effective treatment plans to improve outcomes for patients with endometrial cancer. Read More ›

The Role of Biomarker Testing: Educating Patients and Advancing Endometrial Cancer Care
In this sixth installment, Paula and Susanne discuss how they explain the importance of biomarker testing to patients with endometrial cancer and how the use of biomarker testing has advanced the field of oncology. Read More ›

Patient Case 2 and Biomarker Testing for Endometrial Cancer
In Patient Case 2, Becky Sousa, Nurse Coordinator at the Women’s Cancer Center, Gyn-Oncology at Stanford Hospitals and Clinics, explores the critical role of thoroughly understanding a patient’s background and utilizing biomarker testing to inform and tailor targeted treatment approaches for endometrial cancer. Read More ›

Evaluating Treatment Options: Key Clinical Considerations in Endometrial Cancer Care
In this fifth installment, Paula and Susanne discuss the clinical factors they consider when evaluating treatment options for patients with endometrial cancer. Read More ›

Patient Case 1: Treatment Follow-Up and Monitoring
In Patient Case 1, Gabriela Almeida, Oncology Nurse Navigator at the University of Chicago Medicine, highlights the significance of comprehensive treatment planning, follow-up testing, and outcome evaluation in optimizing care and improving prognosis for patients with endometrial cancer. Read More ›

Individuals who work in the field of oncology face unique emotional and psychological challenges in their work, especially nurses. The nature of cancer care, which involves chronic illness, end-of-life care, and developing deep patient relationships, can lead to compassion fatigue, burnout, and physical and emotional exhaustion. Read More ›

This article aims to provide an EBP overview, empowering pediatric oncology nurses to deliver high-quality, evidence-based care, and ultimately improving outcomes for their patients during and after treatment. Read More ›

Every time we put together a new issue of The Oncology Nurse-APN/PA, I’m reminded of just how much heart, brilliance, and resilience lives in the world of oncology nursing Read More ›

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