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Having a diagnosis of breast cancer at a young age, together with chemotherapy and surgery, affects how women look at themselves – and sexual intimacy with partners
Nursing handovers between shifts on cancer wards have traditionally been badly organised and unproductive, says nurse researcher Lena Sharp.
This is the second in our series of resources from the Cancer Nursing Partnership to support nurses in delivering cancer recovery packages.
Through surveys and interviews, and following in Woody Allen's footsteps, Macmillan Cancer Support want to highlight the importance of discussing death and dy
Healthcare assistant Elaine Cooney, highly commended at the RCNi Nurse Awards 2017 for improving the experience of patients with a rare cancer, gives up
Keep your learning up to date with our series of monthly toolkits to help support nurses in delivering recovery cancer care.
As the UK’s Experimental Cancer Medicines Centres (ECMC) network celebrates its tenth birthday, Karen Turner, a research nurse at Birmingham ECMC, looks back
Speaking at the inaugural Cancer Nursing Practice conference in Manchester, Sara Faithfull discusses nurses meeting the demands that 21st-century patients fac
Speaking at the inaugural Cancer Nursing Practice conference in Manchester, Cathy Heaven discusses the intensity cancer nurses face with their patients.
Speaking at the inaugural Cancer Nursing Practice conference in Manchester, Sinead Collins discusses how Maggie's centres can help with rehabilitation in patient-centred care
Speaking at the inaugural Cancer Nursing Practice conference in Manchester, Mark Foulkes discusses rising to the challenge of immunotherapies in oncology
Speaking at the inaugral CNP conference in Manchester, Phillipa Jones discusses encouraging nurses to become familiar with their oncology team.
Speaking at the inaugural CNP conference in Manchester, Tracey Coleby discusses the benefits of proactive service
Speaking at the inaugural Cancer Nursing Practice conference in Manchester, Lorraine Turner discusses the audit which resulted in more cancer patients being identified for clinical trials
Michelle McKidd reveals how her unusual role, which spans hospital, community and social services, is breaking new ground in delivering palliative and end of life care
The new UKONS president Richard Henry talks to Anne Horner about planning for a surge in older people with cancer and finding time to care in busy workplaces
Multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings in cancer services are not operating as efficiently as they could be, a report by Cancer Research UK (CRUK) has found.
Kinta Beaver leads the Endometrial Cancer Telephone (ENDCAT) trial team. Here, she explains the benefit of having specialist nurses provide a telephone follow-up service for patients.
