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In many places in Southern Africa, the first contact for women with breast complaints is with a nurse in a primary clinic. There has been little formal breast training for nurses as the emphasis has been on the management of infectious diseases.
Jenny Edge discuss the The Breast Course for Nurses, at the 2013 AORTIC meeting, which combines distance education with a residential course. The emphasis of the course is on learning rather than teaching and trains nurses to manage women with breast problems.
Cancer in emergencies: What can we do better to protect the most vulnerable?
Powering equity in cancer care through digital health
Patient expectations and shared decision making in aRCC
Grand Rounds: Improving quality of patient-centred care
Do patients and doctors treatment aspirations align? KCCure survey – part A
The Safari Concept
Adagrasib shows durable clinical benefit in advanced KRAS-mutant NSCLC
The ABC Global Alliance’s work in improving the QoL for cancer patients
