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Nursing care and treatment of patients with bladder cancer

26 May 2009

Nursing Standard

Learning zone continuing professional development

Summary Bladder cancer is the second most common urological cancer after prostate cancer in the UK. This article aims to update nurses’ knowledge about the disease,...

Nursing care and treatment of patients with bladder cancer

20 May 2009

Nursing Standard

CPD

Bladder cancer is the second most common urological cancer after prostate cancer in the UK. This article aims to update nurses’ knowledge about the disease, focusing...

Bladder cancer: risk factors, diagnosis and treatment

13 September 2012

Cancer Nursing Practice

CPD

Bladder cancer is a common health problem affecting thousands of people in the UK. People who develop the disease receive care and treatment from a wide range of...

Haematuria:causes and management

16 September 2008

Nursing Standard

Learning zone continuing professional development

Most nurses are familiar with testing urine and many do so daily. The urine dipstick can reveal many abnormalities. The purpose of this article is to ensure that...

Haematuria: causes and management

10 September 2008

Nursing Standard

CPD

Most nurses are familiar with testing urine and many do so daily. The urine dipstick can reveal many abnormalities. The purpose of this article is to ensure that...

Patients’ experiences of the uro-oncology clinical nurse specialist: the value of information giving

20 April 2018

Cancer Nursing Practice

Research

This article reports the findings of a service-user evaluation project undertaken in response to the local uro-oncology clinical nurse specialist position coming...

Evaluating self-administered sucralfate enemas for reducing rectal bleeding in patients with radiation proctitis

19 September 2024

Cancer Nursing Practice

evidence and practice

Radiation proctitis is relatively common in patients with pelvic organ cancer and manifests primarily as rectal bleeding. Topical sucralfate is thought to minimise...

04 November 2024 / Vol 23 issue 6

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