Clinical nurse specialists in cancer care use their expertise to support patients, junior staff,
Clinical
<p>Urological cancers account for about 37,000 new cancers and over 15,000 deaths ea
<p>The establishment of rotational nursing posts for practitioners wishing to develo
<p>Modern techniques that enable the molecular characterisation of cancerous tissue
<p>Pancreatic cancer is a substantial therapeutic challenge as the disease is often
<p>The emphasis on informed choice for patients raises important questions regarding
<p>Patients must receive the correct dose of chemotherapy delivered over the prescri
<p>The Cancer Care Alliance (CCA) Network for Teesside, South Durham and North Yorks
<p>It has been suggested that group psychological support can have advantages over i
<p>Anthracyclines, of which doxorubicin is the most common, have been effective chem
<p>Health promotion is a discipline that, through education and support, helps peopl
<p>The death of a family member is one of the most stressful and disruptive life eve
<p>A wide range of catheter devices are now available through which to deliver treat
<p>This article describes how an oncology nurse specialist (ONS) post was created to
<p>Having recently been appointed as a clinical nurse specialist (CNS) with the task
<p>Patient follow up after curative treatment for colorectal cancer is a subject of c
<p>This article outlines the issues and nursing strategies in caring for a patient wi
<p>The diagnosis of childhood cancer has a huge impact on the child and family unit.
<p>Several Department of Health (DoH) directives in recent years have outlined the ne
