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01 March 2007 | Vol 6, Issue 2 Print Edition
Clinical

Exploring nursing care in outpatient oncology clinics in Ireland

Janice Richmond

‘Trial or error?’ Are the right patients being chosen for the right trial?

Tracey Camburn

Implementing inter-professional supervision within a hospice setting

Linda Lilley, Marilyn David, Paul Hinson

Journal scan

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Nurse achievement

Ingenious approaches

Chemotherapy at home

Home benefits

Joanna Lyall

Book review

Oxford handbook of children’s and young people’s nursing

Louise Soanes

Assessment, supervision and support in clinical practice

Ruth Davies

Breast cancer answers: understanding and fighting breast cancer

Jill Hardman

Nursing in haematological oncology

Karen Selwood

Palliative care, social work and service users

Tricia Lowe

Online learning

Do it anywhere, anytime

Christian Duffin

Conference news

Under the spotlight

Adrian O’Dowd

News analysis

Reality check

Sue Acreman

Cancer’s casualties sex and love

Caroline Tomlinson

News

News in brief

Documenting the cancer experience

Improvements to services for patients with mesothelioma

New standards of care for patients wherever they are treated

Comic book helps children with cancer

Online postgraduate course dedicated to care of young people

New pilot schemes set to improve the face of palliative care in hospice and at home

Sarah Harrison

Editorial

Proving nurses are crucial to the patient experience

Sarah Harrison

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