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01 Sep 10

 

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Cancer

 

 

06 Jul 10 edition

What happens to patients the day after chemo

Better integration of primary and tertiary health care services is needed to improve the care of cancer patients, writes Annie May.

Living in the shadow of death

The human side of a cancer is often not understood by health professionals.

 

02 Jun 09 edition

Supporting professional development

Education project provides a way forward for the development of the cancer nursing workforce in Australia.

Meeting the needs of patients and nurses

Supporting nurses in expanding their knowledge of cancer care is one of the main functions of the first ever academic chair in cancer nursing for NSW.

 

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