Brianna Hoffner reminds oncology nurses to collaborate with colleagues in other departments when treating patients with immune-related adverse events.
Brianna Hoffner, MSN, NP, RN, of the University of Colorado Cancer Center reminds nurses: "you're not an island," and emphasizes collaboration when treating patients with immune-related adverse events.
It's easy for oncology nurses to take on all the work themselves as they are used to managing so much of a patient's treatment. However, when it comes to complex immune-related adverse events, Hoffner encourages nurses to network with colleagues in other departments. Those specialists can advise on the best approaches for treatment.
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