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01 December 2004 | Vol 3, Issue 10 Print Edition
Clinical

Support in the community

Elizabeth Glover, Shona Cameron

The case for nurse led follow-up

Caroline Gee

Chemotherapy support worker role — a one-year pilot

Lynda Taylor, Janette Birch

Feature

Best practice in radiotherapy skin care

Janice Fletcher, Carole Hornsby, Christine Blythe

Steroid-induced hyperglycaemia

Dion Smyth

Clearing muddy waters

Isabel White

Perspective

When a child is dying

Kathy Moore

Journal scan

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

News

Draft guidance on children and young people

Rachel Hollis, Louise Soanes

News in brief

News

NHS must take prostate cancer more seriously

Artists worldwide contribute their experiences of cancer

A national bowel screening programme

What the white paper means for cancer

Karen Birmingham

Editorial

Art as medicine

Karen Birmingham

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