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“The extended-hours model was effective… early morning dose, in-center observation, overnight remote monitoring equipment, and next-day follow-up cut the need for extended shifts and differential pay.”

Many adults remain unaware that processed meat is linked to colorectal cancer, highlighting the need for clearer communication around diet, risk magnitude, and screening.

“Oncology nurses are uniquely positioned to ensure that people receive appropriate care to manage their distress. Deliberate application of the therapeutic relationship — including building rapport, validating feelings, normalizing the experience of CRD, and allowing for reflection and meaning-making — is a great way to start.” – Jennifer Stevens, PhD, RN, OCN

Staff felt there was no dedicated time to complete tasks from their in-person clinics or to prepare for upcoming clinic sessions.

“Without our participation and inclusion in clinical research, the drugs and treatments being developed might not actually help improve our quality of life or prolong it, as researchers will not have the opportunity to see how we specifically respond to these treatments.” – Audrey Davis, LPC, PM-LPC, Senior Director, Health Equity at the Cancer Support Community