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04 May 2020 | Vol 19, Issue 3
Evidence and practice

Understanding the demand and unmet need for psychological cancer care in the community

Jessica Lawler, Alison Leary, Lydia Lofton, Dave Bushe

Exploring patients’ lived experiences and perceptions of chemotherapy

Mohammad Fathi, Alireza Nikbakht Nasrabadi, Ali Mohammadpour, Sina Valiee

Assessing and managing diarrhoea in patients with prostate cancer who undergo pelvic radiotherapy

Shievon Smith

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Feature

Chemotherapy in the workplace is popular with nurses and patients

Sophia Bourne

Opinion

We need a plan for the pandemic’s aftermath

Nikki Morris

Cancer care benefits when people share their stories

Ben Heyworth

How nurses can tackle fake cures and cancer myths

Kate Goldie

COVID-19: staff well-being initiatives are vital

Sara Lister

Clinical update

COVID-19: infection prevention and control advice for all healthcare settings

Erin Dean

COVID-19: implications for people receiving cancer treatment

Erin Dean

Analysis

Nurses’ mental health: how managers can tackle compassion fatigue

Daniel Allen

News

Charities cut funding during pandemic

Charities issue coronavirus advice for people with cancer

Kat Keogh

Marie Curie launches appeal to continue front-line service during the COVID-19 crisis

COVID-19 helpline opens for nurses

Report addresses extent of global nursing shortage

Editorial

Despite COVID-19 cancer nurses continue to do all they can for their patients

Daniel Allen

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