A personal cancer ordeal sheds new light on practice

Article Abstract:

A nurse's experience of supporting her daughter through diagnosis and treatment of ovarian cancer is presented. As a gynaecology/oncology nurse, the event helped her to identify with patients and informed her professional practice.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Surgery, Teenage girls, Ovarian cancer, Ovaries, Gynecology, Oncology

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Complications of CVCs and their nursing management

Article Abstract:

The nursing care of patients with central venous catheters to avoid potential complications, is described.

Management, Catheters

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