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Current Trends in Oncology Nursing (Second Edition)

Judith K. Payne
Kathleen Murphy-Ende
ISBN: 
9781635930221

As the healthcare field constantly advances, so does the specialty of oncology—at an ever-increasing pace. Often at the front line of patient care, nursing professionals must be aware of the latest developments to provide the highest-quality care possible. The role of the oncology nurse goes...

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Telephone Triage for Oncology Nurses (Third Edition)

Margaret Hickey
Susan Newton
ISBN: 
9781635930269

Healthcare improvements have shifted cancer care from the inpatient to outpatient settings. This change in healthcare delivery presents new challenges for professional nurses familiar only with the traditional inpatient model. As healthcare trends away from the hospital, telephone triage has...

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Understanding and Managing Oncologic Emergencies: A Resource for Nurses (Third Edition)

Marcelle Kaplan
ISBN: 
9781635930245

As the number of individuals living with cancer increases, so does the potential for serious complications from the disease or treatment. The need is stronger than ever for definitive information on effective interventions when an oncologic emergency occurs to prevent devastating functional...

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Breaking the Silence on Cancer and Sexuality: A Handbook for Healthcare Providers (Second Edition)

ISBN: 
9781635930160
Cancer and its treatments have far-reaching and long-lasting effects on quality of life, and no more so than in the area of sexuality and sexual functioning. The successful treatment of cancer often leaves survivors with an enhanced appreciation of life and the love they have in their lives....
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Critical Care Nursing of the Oncology Patient

Meghan Routt
Lisa Parks
ISBN: 
9781635930146
Over the past decade, medical advances have reshaped nursing’s approach to patients with cancer, redefining care settings and allowing for more aggressive treatments. As a result, patients with cancer often require additional time in an intensive care unit after treatment. As care for these...
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