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A cross-sectional study from patient survey indicates knowledge of palliative care services are lacking across patient populations.

Study Indicates Lacking Knowledge of Palliative Care in the General US Population

STAR-OLZ has been found to significantly reduce adverse effects of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting in clinical trials. 

STAR-OLZ Noted as First Product in Trials Using Total Control Primary End Point 

Based on phase 3 data, plinabulin plus granulocyte colony-stimulating factor is being considered by the FDA for the prevention of chemotherapy-induced neutropenia.

Plinabulin Plus G-CSF Earn Priority Review From FDA for CIN

Research utilized a convenience sample of patients to determine loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing factors including anxiety, depression, and fatigue, among other things.

Study Finds Over Half of Patients With Cancer Experiencing Loneliness and Symptom Burden During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Nurse Navigator Janeen Bazan, RN, OCN, BSN, talks about the 4R Care Sequence® and its impact on the care of patients with breast cancer at the 2021 Oncology Nursing Society Annual Congress.

Structured Guidance for Care Delivery May Result in Better Counselling for Patients With Breast Cancer

Better adherence to oral chemotherapy was seen in patients who used a smartphone mobile app, according to a presentation at the Oncology Nursing Society’s 46th Annual Congress.



Adherence to Oral Chemotherapy Regimens May Improve With Assistance From Smartphone Mobile Apps 

A new Chemotherapy Education Policy at an NCCN-designated oncology center was received well by nursing and pharmacy staff, yet failed to meet its goals of better-informing patients about their therapy prior to their first dose. 


Despite Efforts, Frequency of ‘Same Day’ Teaching Was Unchanged With Chemotherapy Education Policy

A poster presentation from the Oncology Nursing Society’s 46th Annual Congress describes a single-center clinician education program aimed at improving patient satisfaction.

Cancer Center Seeks to Improve Patient Experience, Satisfaction Through Communication Education With Staff

A recent analysis revealed that patients with cancer who scored highly on depression and anxiety scales were more likely to suffer from symptoms of chemotherapy-induced nausea. 

Certain Neuropsychological Factors May Predict Occurrence of Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea

Advanced practice nurses and dieticians are encouraged to empower patients to improve their lifestyles through diet and exercise in a presentation at the Oncology Nursing Society’s 46th Annual Congress.

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