January/February 2019
The Importance of Identifying Anxiety and Depression in Men With Prostate Cancer
February 09, 2019
Article
Partner Perspectives
Men tend not to seek help for psychosocial issues and notably less often than women do.
Videoconferencing Empowers Distance Caregivers to Be More Involved in Care
February 09, 2019
Article
Partner Perspectives
DCGs experience higher levels of anxiety and mood disturbance compared with local caregivers. On top of dealing with the expected stress of having a loved one who received a diagnosis of cancer, DCGs describe feelings of uncertainty, guilt, anxiety, and stress specifically related to their distance from the patient.
Paying It Forward: The Road to an Oncology Nursing Career
February 08, 2019
Article
Careers
Former patients find their calling as oncology nurses.
Palliative Care Is Not Just for End of Life
February 07, 2019
Article
From the Chairman
“This month’s feature article reveals what oncology nurses say when others ask, ‘Isn’t your job depressing?’”
Tired of Hearing People Say an Oncology Nurse's Job Is Depressing?
February 07, 2019
Article
Feature Story
Some nurses share how they handle such remarks.
CDK4/6 Inhibitors Are Tested in Adjuvant Setting
February 06, 2019
Article
Clinical Trials in Progress
Although ET significantly reduces the risk of HRpositive/ HER2- negative early breast cancer, the cumulative risk of distant recurrence has remained steady for decades.
Learning the Hard Way
February 06, 2019
Article
Voices
A hospice nurse shows me what a “good death” could look like.
Oral Oncolytics Are Changing Nursing Practice
February 05, 2019
Article
Nurse's Notes
“We are in the midst of a real paradigm change within our specialty.”
Improving Palliative Care Through Education
February 04, 2019
Article
Cover Story
Program bridges a knowledge gap in nursing.