Lisa Schulmeister, MN, RN, ANCS-BC, OCN, FAAN
Articles
Breast Cancer Recurrence ... Many Years Later
November 25, 2015
Article
One of the great mysteries in oncology practice is the return of breast cancer many years after its initial diagnosis and treatment. And by many years, I mean 15 or even 20 years later, at a time when a woman least expects it to return.
Young Women, Never-Smokers, and Lung Cancer
October 09, 2015
Article
How can it be lung cancer? asked my neighbor. I don't smoke. My 36-year-old neighbor added that she's never smoked, and in fact, has never even taken a single puff of a cigarette.
The VIPs in Our Patients' Lives
September 11, 2015
Article
VIPs include very important pets, as well as very important people.
More Patients Tracking Health Data With Wearable Technology
August 06, 2015
Article
Potential benefits of wearable technology include reducing obesity, improving sleep quality, prompt detection of health issues, and ongoing monitoring of vital signs or medication adherence.
Preparing for the Unexpected
June 12, 2015
Article
In cancer centers large and small, it's best to be proactive and have a defined disaster preparedness plan.
More Than Guidelines: Safe Handling in Everyday Practice
May 22, 2015
Article
Although safe handling guidelines have been published by several organizations, their adoption remains elusive.