
|Videos|April 26, 2019
Nurses Get Creative When Addressing Financial Toxicity
Author(s)Angee Kilmer, BSN, RN-BC
Oncology nurses must ensure that patients are discussing issues they face when it comes to paying for medication.
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Oncology nurses can get creative when it comes to helping patients who face financial toxicity, explained Angee Kilmer, BSN, RN-BC, nursing supervisor of radiation oncology for the University of Kansas Cancer Centers and
When patients are having trouble paying for their medications, it is crucial that they talk to someone on their healthcare teams -- and that person is usually an oncology nurse. Nurses should always be open to the conversation, and assure the patient that there are things they can do to help, be it asking for samples or finding drug co-pay assistance programs.
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