
|Articles|June 1, 2009
- ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition Vol 23 No 4
- Volume 23
- Issue 4
ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition April 2009, Vol 23 No 4
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PALLIATIVE CARE SERIES: When Hospice Is the Best Option: An Opportunity to Redefine Goals
Reviewed in: Reviewed in: The Prince-Paul Article Reviewed: Improving the End-of-Life Experience
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- Understanding and Managing Nausea and Vomiting
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Hypertension Management in the Era of Targeted Therapies for Cancerabout 17 years ago
An Alkylating Agent for CLL and NHLabout 17 years ago
Vesicant Extravasation From an Implanted Venous Access Portabout 17 years ago
Survivorship Care: Essential Components and Models of Deliveryabout 17 years ago
Cardiotoxicities of Breast Cancer Treatmentabout 17 years ago
Improving the End-of-Life Experienceabout 17 years ago
When Hospice Is the Best Option: An Opportunity to Redefine Goalsabout 17 years ago
Living Well: A Goal for All Patientsabout 17 years ago
The Patient With Cancer-Related DyspneaNewsletter
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