Integrating clinics designed to manage hereditary cancer risk into oncology care models has the potential to improve navigation of individuals predisposed to increased cancer risk through risk-reducing education, as well as recommendations for cancer screening and surveillance. Oncology nurses have...

Problem Statement: This study assesses the effect of a nurse-designed SMART educational intervention on goal attainment, patient empowerment, and satisfaction. Design: A mixed-methods study design was used. Data Sources: 68 adults with cancer were recruited from an oncology research center and...

Objectives: To characterize the needs and preferences for pain self-management support (SMS) among patients with cancer during the transition of cancer care from the hospital to the home setting. Sample & Setting: 38 participants with cancer pain at a research-intensive cancer center in New...

GUIDE is a communication framework that helps nurses to empower patients through guidance and support. The five letters in GUIDE stand for gaining insight into the goals of treatment and care, understanding the gaps in the patient’s knowledge, informing and educating, directing to additional...