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Common cancer medication errors and how to avoid them
Medication errors in cancer care are higher due to complex and risky drugs and therapies,
Giving bad news: tips on difficult conversations for cancer nurses
From initial diagnosis to end of life care plans, cancer nurses are likely to take a leadi
Apps, coaching and healthy food options at work: weight management support for nurses
Resources designed to support healthcare workers’ well-being that can help you lose weight
Non-melanoma skin cancer: how to optimise patients’ outcomes and care experience
Nurses are an important source of support for patients with NMSC lesions because the physi
How cancer nurses built new pathway for patient mental well-being
Early phase trials nursing team helps ensure that people living with cancer will receive e
Fear of cancer recurrence: how nurses can support people after successful treatment
For some patients such fears can be debilitating and may require psychological support
How to support and improve mouth care for people undergoing cancer treatment
Oral health may be overlooked by healthcare staff, but can lead to serious mouth problems
Ovarian cancer: how to improve early diagnosis and management of the ‘silent killer’
Nurses need to be alert to possible symptoms at the earliest stage
Chemotherapy: what you need to know about the safe handling of cytotoxic drugs
Nurses are encouraged to learn more about dangers posed by cytotoxic drugs
Macmillan’s 43 support workers have improved quality of service and patient experience
Potential cases can be easily missed in primary care as symptoms mirror common ailments
Training given by actors is helping NHS staff to look after themselves better
Advice from winners, nominees and our chair of judges to help you celebrate your achievemen
Compliance is critical to patient safety, but monitoring it is far from straightforward
Prostate Cancer UK's John Robertson shares an account of a typical day during the pandemic
Nurses should promote online exercise plans to continue supporting people with cancer
There has been some confusion over whether gloves should be worn by vaccinators
A cancer nurse specialist shares her experience of learning self-care in her new book
