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The Oral Anticancer Medication (OAM) Care Compass is a comprehensive collection of tools designed to help practices analyze their processes, design effective workflows, enhance patient education, and improve outcomes through standardized, high-quality care. The use of oral anticancer medications continues to expand. Oncology nurses and their colleagues can benefit from a growing number of resources created to support patients taking these therapies. Articles Below are examples of the types of articles
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Delaware health care leaders are moving forward on a workforce development hub to address recruitment and retainment issues.
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Delaware Nurses Association announces initiatives to revitalize nursing workforce https://t.co/FjfQPMKr7e via @DeBusinessTimes @Delaware_Nurses @SenLBR @ANANursingWorld #NursesWeek
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Mashup Score: 8Resources for Student Nurses | Oncology Nursing Society - 10 day(s) ago
Oncology care is one of the most challenging, yet rewarding, nursing careers around. It’s an opportunity to be inspired by the determination, hope, and faith of your patients. Whether or not you decide to enter the oncology field, you are going to care for patients with cancer at some point in your career. And you’re in the right place to learn more about oncology nursing. As a student member, you can take the ONS Cancer Basics course (value of $227) for FREE. View instructions on how to register for
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Happy Student Nurses Day! We see you, we believe in you, and here to support you as you grow into the next generation of @oncologynursing leaders! Check out the FREE resources available to help you on your journey! #NursesWeek2025 #CelebrateStudentNurses https://t.co/dZg3XbW5gd https://t.co/EFDxVjplVR
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Certain treatments (palliative care, opioids) and diagnoses (lung cancer) are more prone to association with cancer-related stigma. Nurses can play a vital role in reframing these thoughts and promoting empathy. Cancer-related stigma has wide-reaching effects across the care continuum, including poorer patient outcomes. Linda Carter-Bawa, PhD, MPH, APRN, ANP-C, FAAN, FSBM, from Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center in Washington, DC; Gretchen A. McNally, PhD, MPH, ANP-BC, AOCNP ®, from the Ohio
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Certain treatments (palliative care, opioids) & diagnoses (lung cancer) are more prone to association w/stigma. @oncologynursing play a vital role in reframing these thoughts and promoting empathy. TY @GretchenMcnally & colleagues for your insights https://t.co/PWpqnfJuqo https://t.co/qP6DrIWtVH
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Mashup Score: 2An introduction to climate change for nurses : Nursing2025 - 17 day(s) ago
climate change are limited. This article discusses climate change and its health impacts across 10 categories and provides recommendations for personal and organizational sustainability practices….
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Climate change involves long-term changes in weather patterns, which can worsen health issues globally. Integrating climate change and sustainability into nursing practice is recommended by many nursing organizations @oncologynursing @ANANursingWorld https://t.co/P5W1ZPENm3
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When someone asks, “Why did you become a nurse?” I can guarantee you that most nurses would say, “To save lives.” The funny thing is that in my current role, I don’t save lives. Instead, I help patients live the best possible lives with the situation they are given. By Emily Shone, BSN, RN, OCN ® When someone asks, “Why did you become a nurse?” I can guarantee you that most nurses would say, “To save lives.” Before I became an oncology nurse, I wanted to be a trauma surgeon because saving lives is what
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“Helping my patients understand this & make it reality is why I will always and forever love being an oncology nurse” ‘You will know-preparing patients for the end’ Beautiful article by #EmShoneBSN in this week’s @oncologynursing #ONSVoice https://t.co/Dybms3STLt https://t.co/cn9hyBYjyg
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Mashup Score: 2Impact of a Patient Navigation Program on Cancer Treatment in Kenya | JCO Global Oncology - 18 day(s) ago
PURPOSEPatient navigation (PN) is a critical intervention in the United States to overcome barriers to cancer care, including logistical, financial, and informational barriers, ensuring patients receive timely and coordinated care. However, there are few …
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Excellent article highlighting the impact of a navigation program in Kenya w/findings similar to high resource settings- ✔️removes barriers to care ✔️⬆️ knowledge ✔️improves adherence to treatment @JCOGO_ASCO @ISNCC https://t.co/5L9fCslXQK
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Mashup Score: 9Use of NCCN distress thermometer in cancer genetics patients - 18 day(s) ago
Supportive Care in Cancer – Distress is not routinely measured in patients undergoing cancer genetic counseling. We evaluated the use of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network® (NCCN®)…
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Use of the NCCN Distress Thermometer in Individuals Undergoing Genetic Counseling @AdvocateCollab @oncologynursing @OncoAlert @ISNCC @GPONursing @ISONG_news @CancerCareMASCC https://t.co/pjQc3EDcUm
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This randomized clinical trial evaluates the efficacy of hand cooling and compression in reducing the risk of chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy in patients with breast cancer.
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“Both hand cooling and compression were effective in preventing sensory #CIPN during taxane-based chemotherapy” @JAMAOnc @oncologynursing @OncoAlert @PallOncCoP @ISNCC @GPONursing https://t.co/dHZxHR9BOb
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This essay explores the often overlooked challenges of survivorship care, reflecting on the journey from pediatric oncology to supporting cancer survivors in navigating life after treatment.
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Compelling article by @anacaroizurieta highlighting the lifelong challenges individuals living with cancer face. As clinicians, it serves as animportant reminder & responsibility for ongoing conversations & care @oncologynursing @OncoAlert @JCO_ASCO https://t.co/B5AWEdrgxe
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Great webinar hosted by @oncologynursing & @NCODAorg regarding the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in caring for individuals receiving oral anticancer medications! Click ⤵️ for more info & resources https://t.co/6unEyEpC5C https://t.co/HbYCHhZSUE