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We can help our patients feel supported is by providing them with clear information about their treatment plan and what to expect. By doing so, we empower them to take control of their own health.

National Donor Day happens during the month of February and is a great time to encourage people in your life to give.

Nurses should educate patients not only about screening guidelines, but about important cancer risks to help improve cancer prevention.

Nursing education should be viewed as a long-course endeavor rather than a sprint.

Triple-negative breast cancer often occurs in women younger than 40.

Being an oncology nurse means supporting the patient—even through social media engagement.

January is cervical cancer awareness month. This fourth article in a series underscores the role of the nurse or social workers in patient advocacy.

January is cervical cancer awareness month. This third article in a series highlights current cervical cancer treatment options.

January is cervical cancer awareness month. This second article in a series highlights current cervical screening guidelines.

January is cervical cancer awareness month. This first article in a series highlights educational efforts on disease prevention through vaccination and empowering programs such as the Quilt Project.

Oncology nurses can help their patients navigate misinformation that they may find online.

Encourage professional development, foster resiliency, and engage nurse leaders to create an environment that not only brings in new nurses, but keeps them.

CAR T-cell therapy represents a viable treatment option for many patients, but there are potentially serious adverse events.

Sometimes nurses inappropriately handle high-risk medications. It is important that other nurses, especially those who work in pain management, hold colleagues accountable to promote patient safety.

In addition to worrying about the staffing needs in oncology units, RNs are facing workplace violence concerns at increasing rates.

Oncology nurses are in a unique position to educate patients with breast cancer about post-mastectomy chest numbness.

Celebrated reality star Teddi Mellencamp is using her Instagram as a platform to stress the importance of follow-up visits for patients with melanoma.

It is imperative that nurses and other health care professionals not only recognize the disparities in preventive screenings but become part of the solution. Early detection and cancer treatment must be accessible for those with disabilities, as it can help save lives.

Buying one for your practice or enhancing the one you have will help you cut costs and boost your financial stability.

When engaging with a family member of a patient who has died, nurses should consider using immediate interventions aimed at supporting the loved ones who are in shock and in pain following their loss.

Liz-Hunter Brack, RN, discusses how oncology nurses can play an important role in patient education surrounding genetic testing.

Katie Couric is educating the public about the importance of ultrasounds for women with dense breasts.

Advanced practice providers are the future of survivorship care because of the tremendous value they offer to the practice and its patients.

Structured preceptorships promote competence, confidence, and job satisfaction in new oncology nurse practitioners.

By certain accounts, the breast cancer awareness ribbon was actually peach before it was pink.

Debi Fischer, MSW, BSN, BA, LCSW, RN, discusses the launch of the Florida Cancer Connect program and what this initiative represents for patients across the United States.

Spoon theory can help patients with cancer learn to measure and conserve their energy.

Advanced practice providers play a critical role in increasing palliative care referrals.

Entering the words nutrition and cancer into Google returns as many as 718 million hits. With an overabundance of opinions, it can be challenging to separate fact from fiction.

Debi Fischer, MSW, BSN, BA, LCSW, RN, discusses the potential limitations of hiring agency nurses on understaffed surgical oncology units.