Contributors

As with all patients with cancer, providing care for those with lung cancer involves both physiological and psychological aspects.

A lung cancer screening navigator offers their perspective on shared decision-making.

Like many other nurses, I have an oral chemotherapy card from the Oncology Nursing Society, which is renewable every 2 years.

A structured exercise program may aid in preventing colorectal cancer in patients with Lynch syndrome.

Receiving a breast cancer diagnosis and undergoing treatment as a young adult takes a physical and emotional toll.

Cancer screening tests may not extend life expectancy; however, they still are valuable for public health.

Congress needs to enact legislation that ensures chemotherapy shortages become a thing of the past.

AOH1996, a drug named in honor of Anna Olivia Healy, is being tested in a phase 1 trial. As nurses, we must help our patients understand that phase 1 trials represent very early research.

TTFields therapy, when given in addition to standard systemic therapy, improved overall survival in patients with metastatic non–small cell lung cancer.

What happens when there is a shortage of chemotherapy drugs? How will this affect patients?

It is essential to continue to develop and incorporate educational strategies to increase screening for colorectal cancer in our communities.

The program’s initiative aims to identify those at increased risk for cancer through assessment and testing and then formulate a personalized evidence-based cancer surveillance or screening plan.

Oncology nurses can help patients with metastatic lung cancer find meaning in their experiences and potentially help them cope more effectively with their diagnosis.

I have been using the Epic Rover app on a hospital-provided iPhone for the last few months. It has helped me give medication faster and more efficiently.

Interpretation devices may have a useful application in cancer care.

Iris app aims to leverage accessible technology to deliver supportive care to all patients with cancer.

Veno-occlusive disease or sinusoidal obstruction syndrome is commonly associated as a complication with transplant in pediatric patients but can also be seen with chemotherapy alone.

Debi Fischer, MSW, BSN, BA, LCSW, RN, reviews key takeaways from a poster presented at the 2023 Oncology Nursing Society Congress.

Wilderness therapy is a nontraditional form of therapy that uses components of exposure to outdoor activity and mental health treatment.

Debi Fischer, MSW, BSN, BA, LCSW, RN, walks through some cancer support groups that may be of interest to oncology specialists.

At the 48th Annual Oncology Nursing Society Congress, nurses shared how they improved travel nurse orientation at their institution.

There are many educational resources available for nurses who are interested in improving their spirituality and wellness.

Early coordination with multiple specialty teams can maximize outcomes and improve quality of life for patients with complex metastatic disease.

An initiative in Florida will monitor cancer recurrence at a state-level, setting the bar for recurrence data collection and research.

Access to hospice and palliative care is lacking in many low- and middle-income countries.

Drama therapy may be a unique approach to help patients with cancer express themselves and improve their emotional well-being. It can also help health care professionals improve their communication skills.

Narrative medicine is relevant to health care professions and can be used to enhance patient as well as the clinician’s experiences.

Narrative oncology is the practice of funneling our experience in health care into stories that are emotional and humanistic.

We can help our patients feel supported is by providing them with clear information about their treatment plan and what to expect. By doing so, we empower them to take control of their own health.