Find ways to bring up these topics in patient conversations, while mitigating feelings of shame.
Jean Sellers, MSN, RN
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Articles by Jean Sellers, MSN, RN
Oncology nurses are in an ideal position to initiate a conversation about patients’ financial fears.
How to balance providing compassionate cancer care and maintaining professional boundaries.
Talking with patients about palliative and hospice care is not always easy, but it is important.
How should oncology nurses navigate this sensitive discussion with patients and their families?
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