Vote: Top Oncology Nursing Stories of 2020
What was the most noteworthy news in the oncology nursing arena this year? Take our survey and tell us what you think.
The year 2020 has been a whirlwind for health care professionals around the globe. Despite a global pandemic, oncology nurses continued to provide excellent care to their patients, while simultaneously overcoming personal protective equipment and staffing shortages, as well as other barriers.
We want to hear from you. Take our survey and tell us what you thought was the most noteworthy news story in oncology nursing in 2020. Perhaps it was the trials of cancer agents for COVID-19, or the FDA’s recommendation for strict warning labels on breast implants. Maybe there is something on your mind that changed the world of oncology nursing forever. Whatever it is, we want to hear about it.
The World Health Organization appointed 2020 as the Year of the Nurse and Midwife. While it was not an easy one, nurses have truly shone in recent months. We at Oncology Nursing News are grateful for all you do.
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