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Into the Millennium: Open the Door and Let the Future in for Cancer Nursing Research

Barbara Given
ONF 2001, 647-654 DOI:
We welcomed the New Year 2000 in with new expectations and excitement and somehow talked about “new” and “millennium” as though our lives, professional and personal, would be different—that we would feel different and that we would see differences in our environment. We looked forward with...
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Leadership & Professional Development

Leadership and Professional Development: Taking Time for Support

Marlene Z. Cohen
Katherine Brown-Saltzman
Marilyn J. Shirk
ONF 2001, 25-27 DOI:
Balancing compassionate care and self-care is a serious challenge for nurses. The need to understand patients’ perspectives and nursepatient relationships has been central to nursing since Nightingale’s work (1969). Peplau (1952) was among the early nursing leaders to note that nurses cannot meet...
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Foundations of Practice

Deborah A. Boyle
CJON 2018, 22(6), 587-588 DOI: 10.1188/18.CJON.587-588
A highly disproportionate burden of cancer is manifested in the world’s poorest societies. Since 2016, I have volunteered with the Washington, DC–based organization Health Volunteers Overseas and have provided oncology and palliative nursing education and consultation in Vietnam, Honduras, and...
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Caring for Staff: The Role of Psychiatric Mental Health Advanced Practice RNs in Supporting Oncology Nurses

Ruth Frankenfield
Kathrynn Thompson
Amy Lindsey
Amy Rettig
CJON 2018, 22(5), 569-572 DOI: 10.1188/18.CJON.569-572
Compassion fatigue and burnout are well-established experiences for oncology nurses, often resulting in distress and reduced job satisfaction and prompting nurses to leave the profession altogether. Multiple interventions have been developed to better support nurses experiencing these phenomena,...
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Clinical Nurse Leader: Evolution of the Role in Oncology Care

Joylyn Mae Estrella
Hilary Sullivan
Imelda Febryani
Jessica Vaughn
Colleen Villamin
Ginny Bowman
CJON 2018, 22(4), 457-459 DOI: 10.1188/18.CJON.457-459
The clinical nurse leader (CNL) role has evolved since the American Association of Colleges of Nursing published a white paper on the role in 2007. Since then, various publications have evaluated the role of CNLs in enhancing quality outcomes for patients. The introduction of the CNL role in the...
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