UKONS 2018

Straight from the UK Oncology Nursing Society (UKONS) 2018 Annual Conference, held from the 16–17 November, in Glasgow, UK, watch the latest news from the experts themselves, with a focus on crossing boundaries in cancer care; considering care across organizations, ages and specialities.

1:00
Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy
Mary Tanay
1:59
Can we train nurses to become empathetic?
Claire Green et al.
1:45
Effective communication skills to combat stress, burnout and compassionate fatigue
Claire Green et al.
2:00
Empathy in cancer nursing
Claire Green et al.
4:17
Schwartz rounds: origins and prospects for supporting HCPs
Cath Taylor
2:07
Sustaining Schwartz rounds
Cath Taylor
2:13
Crossing the boundaries in cancer care: across the age spectrum, specialities & organizations
Verna Lavender
0:53
The cancer care of teenagers and young adults: important considerations
Sue Morgan
1:29
Cancer nurse researchers: advancing practice
Mary Tanay
3:14
Advice for cancer nurses going into research
Mary Tanay
2:57
Top research priorities in teenage and young adult cancer
Sue Morgan
1:54
Cancer care debate: who you gonna call?
Paul Baughan
1:25
The RECaN project
Mary Wells
1:00
Palliative and end of life care: identification and coordination
Paul Baughan
2:08
Future plans for the national standardized SACT regimen-specific consent forms
Victoria Fashina
1:44
Systematic review of clinical trials led by cancer nurses
Mary Wells
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