Editorial
To improve cancer outcomes there needs to be investment in nurses and healthcare staff
As the pandemic recedes, we must meet the needs of people who require cancer care
Welcome to the new normal
Perhaps among the few positive effects of the pandemic is the enhanced status of nurses
Despite COVID-19 cancer nurses continue to do all they can for their patients
Caring, courageous and innovative work goes on amid the fear and grief
Be aware of the effect language and phrases can have on cancer patients
Healthcare professionals share their experiences as cancer patients
Wigs for people with cancer-related hair loss have improved since mum’s Trump bouffant
A new charity is creating stylish wigs for people facing medical-related hair loss
Coronation Street storyline sends a powerful message about cervical screening
Coronation Street has been praised for its balanced portrayal of life with cancer
Finding time to talk through the emotional toll of caring
Do too many nurses bury their feelings after a challenging experience at work?
Filling in the gaps behind the headlines this Movember
Laura James, senior specialist nurse at Prostate Cancer UK, commends men who are defying taboos and speaking about their experiences
Prompting early discussions around end of life care
Consultant editor Carole Farrell on the importance of advanced care planning for palliative care.
A chance for ‘ordinary’ nurses to share, inspire and win recognition for their...
Nominate yourself or a colleague for this year’s RCNi Nurse Awards and help celebrate exceptional nursing care, writes editor Graham Scott
Showcasing the best of cancer nursing
Pain management, celebrating excellence in nursing and writing for publication all feature in this month's edition of Cancer Nursing Practice
Healthcare workers cannot be the simple solution to nursing shortages
Former UKONS president Richard Henry on coping with rising patient demand on cancer services.