Network For Oncology Communication & Research

Communication in oncology

Nowadays we are reminded everyday that breaking bad news to patients and families is one of the most difficult and demanding tasks that doctors have to face. Giving out bad news is something that makes us fear the unknown and move between different approaches, from downplaying the severity of the situation, to not caring about the consequences that our information will have on the patients’ liv...

Communication in oncology and bioethics.

Psychosocial Oncology and Palliative Communication

Cancer is a multi-system disorder that influences all aspects of the life of affected individuals and their caregivers. Aside from the magnitude of the physical aspect of the disease and treatment there are complex sequalea that must be dealt with. This may include social interactions, family relations, peer interaction, intimate relationships, education, employment, spiritual attitudes and nav...

Research on Management of Mobile Communication Network Centralized Alarm

This paper, starting from the level of mobile communication network alarm management, comes up with the alarm types and the six-stage model. The paper also discusses the step of recessive maintenance and management from the perspective of mobile communication in terms of the effective control of network alarms, and also extends the network equipment alarm logic correlation to the logical level ...

Palliative care communication in oncology nursing.

Oncology nurses consistently exhibit distress when communicating about end-of-life topics with patients and families. Poor communication experiences and processes correlate with emotional distress, moral distress, and work-related stress. The National Consensus Project (NCP) for Quality Palliative Care developed clinical practice guidelines to establish quality standards for the practice of pal...