Clinical Oncology Nursing: Textbook for Nursing Professionals in Higher Medical Colleges

Author: Ma Shuanglian
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: In tumor clinical practice, nursing plays an irreplaceable role and holds a significant position. Oncology nursing is a rapidly developing discipline with a substantial amount of research elements. Nursing must continuously embrace new theories and technologies as the field of oncology advances, especially new concepts. Oncology nursing should shift from a disease-centered approach to a patient-centered approach, encompassing a broader scope, including the patient's disease, psychological well-being, and social services. Therefore, nursing for tumor patients not only requires extensive theoretical knowledge and high-level technical skills but also demands humanistic care. To meet the needs of the times and medical development, nursing experts and from the Beijing University Cancer Hospital have organized the writing of this textbook. The purpose is to articulate modern oncology nursing perspectives and systematically and standardize tumor nursing work from theory to practice, thereby guiding daily work and cultivating high-quality nursing professionals. The positioning of this textbook is: centered around clinical nursing theory and practice, it focuses on discussing knowledge related to tumor nursing, enabling students to learn and master oncology nursing skills without overburdening them. The authors of this textbook are experienced nurses who have worked in oncology nursing for many years, including many nursing undergraduates. They have conducted in-depth research on tumor nursing and possess rich clinical nursing experience. They summarize the latest nursing theories and advancements, and it is believed that they will bring students the latest knowledge and information in oncology nursing. At the same time, this textbook also provides another reference tool for nurses working in oncology nursing.