• 3rd Ed.
• 2005
• © Oncology Nursing Society
• Deborah Watkins Bruner, RN, PhD
• 1890504513 / 9781890504519
• Nursing, Oncology

 

Description

As with past editions, this resource covers the role of the radiation oncology nurse and minimum qualifications for and expanded scope of radiation oncology nursing practice. It contains additional terms of patient education, assessment, symptom management, documentation, radiation protection and quality improvement. It also includes new sections on evidence-based practice, new technology, pediatrics, palliative care, nuclear and radiologic bioterrorism, clinical trials and radiation oncology resources. Finally, this e-book provides specific guidelines for the education of nurses new to radiation oncology and for the practice of quality radiation oncology nursing care.

Doody's Reviews

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Score/Stars: 80/3

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Quotes, Reviews or Testimonials

"This book should be on the "must have" list for every oncology unit whether actively treating the patient or caring for the patient afterwards. The updated version is timely in the ever changing world of oncology."

-- Kathy Bannon, ADN, OCN (Union Hospital) Doody's Review

Audience

Written for nurses caring for and managing the side effects experienced by patients receiving radiation. The authors have experience in oncology and most are nationally certified in the field.

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