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    Introduction
    Oncology Nursing Course Registration Form
    Course Registration
    Peer Corner
    Knowledge Assessment
    Pre-Test
    Module 1: Lesson 1: Cancer Biology
    Normal Cell Growth and Development
    Difference Between Cancer Cells and Normal Cells
    Tumor Cell Morphology
    Tumors: Benign and Malignant
    The Genetics of Cancer
    The immune system and cancer
    Hormones and Cancer in Humans
    Substance abuse and cancer
    Cellular Principles of Invasion and Metastasis
    Cancer Invasion and Metastasis: The Role of Cell Adhesion Molecules
    Cancer Classification
    Cancer Staging and Grading
    How Is Cancer Diagnosed?
    Cancer Immunology
    Topic: Cancer Biology
    Module 1: Lesson 2: Cancer Treatment Planning
    What is the TNM cancer staging system?
    Principles of Treatment Planning
    What Are Clinical Trials?
    Decision Making Criteria in Oncology
    Evidence-Based Guidelines
    Cancer Treatment Planning
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 2
    Module 1: Lesson 3: Surgery in Cancer Treatment
    Factors influencing the use of surgery
    Surgery in Cancer Control
    The Types of Surgery
    Future Directions in Surgery in Cancer Control
    Risks of Cancer Surgery
    Care of the Person Affected by Cancer Having Surgery
    Bowel Changes After Treatment
    Bladder problems
    Surgery in Cancer Treatment- Part 1
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 3: Part 1
    Surgery in Cancer Treatment- Part 2
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 3: Part 2
    Module 1: Lesson 4: Radiotherapy in Cancer Treatment
    Key Concepts of Radiobiology
    The Radiation Physics
    The Radiation Physics
    The Role of Radiotherapy in Cancer Control
    Treatment Delivery
    Types of Radiation Therapy
    Brachytherapy to Treat Cancer
    Principles of Radiation Safety
    11.2 Therapy Patients Treated with Radiopharmaceuticals - Nursing Care Specific Instructions
    What will Radiation Oncology Look Like in 2050? A Look at a Changing Professional Landscape in Europe and Beyond
    Treatment Completion and Management of Responses to Radiotherapy
    Acute Effects
    Late Effects
    Planning for the Best: Tripartite National Strategic Plan for Radiation Oncology 2012-2022
    Radiotherapy in Cancer Care: Facing the Global Challenge
    Topic: Radiotherapy in Cancer Treatment- Part 1
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 4: Part 1
    Topic: Radiotherapy in Cancer Treatment- Part 2
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 4: Part 2
    Module 1: Lesson 5: Antineoplastic Agents in Cancer Treatment
    The Classification of Antineoplastic Agents
    The Role of Antineoplastic Therapy in Cancer Control
    Factors Influencing Agent Selection and Administration
    Routes of Administration
    Safe Handling and Administration of Antineoplastic Chemotherapy
    Recent Developments in Tumor Therapy.
    Role of Nurses in the Assessment and Management of Chemotherapy-Related Side Effects in Cancer Patients
    Responses to Antineoplastic Therapy
    Behavioral Strategies to Alleviate Nutrition-Related Symptoms
    Antineoplastic Agents in Cancer Treatment- Part 1
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 5: Part 1
    Topic: Antineoplastic Agents in Cancer Treatment- Part 2
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 5: Part 2
    Module 1: Lesson 6: Targeted Therapies in Cancer Treatment
    How Targeted Therapies Are Used to Treat Cancer
    Role of Targeted Therapy
    Palliative treatment
    The Targeted Cancer Therapy
    The Targeted Therapies
    Targeted Therapy
    How is it determined whether a patient is a candidate for targeted therapy?
    Factors influencing agent selection and administration
    Regenerative medicine: Current therapies and future directions
    Can skin changes be prevented?
    Side Effects of Targeted Therapy
    Other common and serious side effects
    Side effects of cancer Treatment
    Cancer in Africa: the way forward
    What is a Bone Marrow Transplant (Stem Cell Transplant)
    Hematopoetic stem cell transplantation
    Targeted Therapies in Cancer Treatment- Part 1
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 6: Part 1
    Topic: Targeted Therapies in Cancer Treatment- Part 2
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 6: Part 2
    Module 1: Lesson 7: Stem Cell Transplantation in Cancer Treatment
    Fundamentals of haematopoetic stem cell transplantation
    Principles of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation
    Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics Terms
    Histocompatibility
    The role of HSCT in cancer control
    Types of Stem Cell and Bone Marrow Transplants
    Indication of HSCT
    Diseases treatable by transplants
    All About Graft Versus Host Disease (GVHD)
    Long-Term Effects of Haematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation after Pediatric Cancer: A Qualitative Analysis of Life Experiences and Adaptation Strategies
    Acute Effects of HSCT
    Late effects
    Early and acute complication of HSCT and Nurses role
    Topic: Stem Cell Transplantation in Cancer Treatment Part 1
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 7: Part 1
    Topic: Stem Cell Transplantation in Cancer Treatment Part 2
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 7: Part 2
    Module 1: Lesson 8: Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs
    Safe Handling of Hazardous Chemotherapy Drugs in Limited-Resource Settings
    Safe Handling Cytotoxic Drugs and Related Waste
    Hazardous Drugs Table
    Topic: Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs
    Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 8
    Safety and Hazardous Drugs Case Study
    Quiz: Safety and Hazardous Drug Case Study (NCSBN Model)
    Module 2: Lesson 1: Nursing Management of Tissue Integrity in Cancer Patient
    Skin and nail changes during cancer treatment
    Pruritis
    Skin Problems
    How does chemotherapy affect the skin?
    The Hand-foot Syndrome
    Algorithm for dermocosmetic use in the management of cutaneous side-effects associated with targeted therapy in oncology
    How to care for your skin during and after radiation therapy
    Nursing Management of Tissue Integrity in Cancer Patient
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 1
    Module 2: Lesson 2: Nursing Management of Nutrition in Cancer Patient
    Nutrition in Cancer Care (PDQ®)–Patient Version
    Principles of Nutritional Assessment: Introduction to Anthropometry
    SEOM clinical guidelines on nutrition in cancer patients (2018)
    New trends in nutritional status assessment of cancer patients
    Nursing Management of Nutrition in Cancer Patient
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 2
    Safety and Nutrition Case Study
    Quiz: NCSBN Nutrition Case Study
    Module 2: Lesson 3: Nursing Management of Pain in Cancer Patient
    Cancer Pain (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version
    Cancer Pain Assessment and Classification
    The Challenge of Cancer Pain Assessment
    Addiction in Patients With Cancer: Challenges and Opportunities
    The Pain Assessment
    The McGill Pain Questionnaire as a Multidimensional Measure in People with Cancer: An Integrative Review
    Optimal Pain Management for Patients with Cancer in the Modern Era
    Cancer Pain Control
    Adult Cancer Pain
    Complementary and alternative medicine in cancer pain management: A systematic review
    Nursing Management of Pain in Cancer Patient- Part 1
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 3: Part 1
    Nursing Management of Pain in Cancer Patient Part 2
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 3: Part 2
    Pain Case Study
    Quiz: Pain Case Study
    Module 2: Lesson 4: Nursing Management of Fatigue and Weakness in Cancer Patient
    Fatigue (PDQ®)–Health Professional Versio
    Barriers to assessment and management of cancer related fatigue
    Fatigue related interventions for patient on active treatment, post-treatment and end-of-life treatment
    Discussion Forum: Nursing Management of Fatigue and Weakness in Cancer Patients (215 minutes)
    Nursing Management of Fatigue and Weakness in Cancer Patient
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 4
    Module 2: Lesson 5: Nursing Management of Self-esteem and Body Image Concerns in Cancer Patient
    Body image and self confidence
    Coping with body image and self-esteem worries
    Nursing Management of Self-esteem and Body Image Concerns in Cancer Patient
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 5
    Module 2: Lesson 6: Nursing Management of Anemia in Cancer Patient
    Cancer- and Chemotherapy-induced Anemia
    Management of anaemia and iron deficiency in patients with cancer: ESMO Clinical Practice Guidelines
    Nursing Management of Cancer Treatment Related Anemia
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 6
    Module 2: Lesson 7: Nursing Management of Thrombocytopenia/Bleeding in Cancer Patient
    Bleeding in cancer patients and its treatment: a review
    Low platelet count
    A Bleeding
    Caustic hemostatic agents
    Nursing Management of Thrombocytopenia / Bleeding in Cancer Patient
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 7
    Module 2: Lesson 8: Nursing Management of Neutropenia and Mouth/Throat Problems in Cancer Patient
    Low white blood cell count
    A close look at neutropenia among cancer patient: Risk factor and management
    Mouth and Throat Problems during Cancer Treatment
    Sore mouth and throat
    Nursing management of neutropenia and mouth /throat problems in cancer patient
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 8
    Module 2: Lesson 9: Nursing Management of Extravasation and Peripheral Neuropathy in Cancer Patient
    Extravasation Management
    Management of chemotherapy extravasation: ESMO–EONS Clinical Practice Guidelines
    Peripheral nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy)
    Nerve Problems (Peripheral Neuropathy) and Cancer Treatment
    Systemic anticancer therapy-induced peripheral and central neurotoxicity: ESMO–EONS–EANO Clinical Practice Guidelines
    Prevention and Management of Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy in Survivors of Adult Cancers: ASCO Guideline Update
    Managing Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy
    Nursing management of e xtravasation and peripheral neuropathy in cancer patient
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 9
    Module 2: Lesson 10: Patient Education
    WMA DECLARATION OF LISBON ON THE RIGHTS OF THE PATIENT
    Patient Education Resource
    Patient-Clinician Communication: American Society of Clinical Oncology Consensus Guideline
    Patient Education in Home Care: Strategies for Success
    Topic: Patient and Family Education
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 10
    Module 2: Lesson 11: Supportive Care
    Module Five-Cancer Supportive Care Principle
    A Supportive Care
    Self Management Support
    Basic Strategies for Self-Care
    Supportive Care for Cancer Patient
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 11
    Module 2: Lesson 12: Palliative Care
    What is palliative care till how palliative care
    Barriers to Access to Palliative Care
    Cultural and Spiritual Considerations in Palliative Care
    Palliative Care for Cancer Patient
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 12
    Module 2: Lesson 13: On Death and Dying
    Cultural beliefs and values in cancer patients
    Oncologic Emergencies: Recognition and Initial Management
    Oncology Nurses’ Role in Recognizing and Addressing Oncologic Emergencies
    Advance care planning and advance directives
    Making Memory Last: The Art of Legacy Work
    Compassionate Care of the Terminally Ill
    Facing End of Life
    Nursing Care on Death and Dying
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 13
    Module 2: Lesson 14: Grief and Bereavement
    American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
    Coping with Grief
    Grief and Bereavement What are grief, mourning, and bereavement?
    Loss, Grief, and Bereavement
    Cancer Support Groups
    Cultural beliefs and values in cancer patients
    Personal reflections on coping and loss
    Nursing Management of Grief and Bereavement
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 14
    Module 2: Lesson 15: Nursing Ethics
    THE ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES
    Introduction to Professional Nursing and Ethics
    Ethics: Nursing Around the World: Cultural Values and Ethical Conflicts
    Ethical Concepts in Patient Care
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 15
    Module 2: Lesson: 16. Scope of Nursing Practice
    Scope of Practice
    Code of Ethics for Nursing Practitioners in South Africa
    Guidelines for reporting a case of Professional Misconduct
    Nurses Negligence and Malpractice
    Ethical issues in electronic health records: A general overview
    Nursing documentation and recording systems of nursing care
    Record Keeping and Documentation
    Topic: Scope of Nursing Practice
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 16
    Module 2: Lesson 17: Oncological emergencies - Cardiac Tamponade
    The Cardiac Tamponade
    The Cardiac Tamponade
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergency_ Cardiac Tamponade
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 17
    Module 2: Lesson 18: Oncological emergencies_ Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)
    The Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
    Merck Manual: Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)
    MedlinePlus: Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergency DIC
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 18
    Module 2: Lesson 19: Oncological Emergencies_ Hypercalcemia of Malignancy
    Pathophysiology and management of hypercalcemia in malignancy
    Hypercalcemia of malignancy: An update on pathogenesis and management
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergency_ Hypercalcemia of Malignancy
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 19
    Module 2: Lesson 20: Oncologic Emergencies- Septic Shock
    Surviving Sepsis Campaign: International Guidelines for Management of Sepsis and Septic Shock: 2016
    The Septic Shock
    The Third International Consensus Definitions for Sepsis and Septic Shock (Sepsis-3)
    Management of septic shock in the critically ill
    International critical care nursing considerations and quality indicators for the 2017 surviving sepsis campaign guidelines
    Nursing Management of Oncologic Emergency- Septic Shock
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 20
    Sepsis Case Study
    Quiz: NCSBN Sepsis Case Study
    Module:2 Lesson : 21: Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies- Spinal Cord Compression
    The Spinal cord compression
    The Spinal Cord Compression
    Oncology Emergency Series: Understanding spinal cord compression
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Spinal Cord Compression
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 21
    Module 2: Lesson 22: Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies- Increased Intracranial Pressure
    The Increased Intracranial Pressure
    The Increased Intracranial Pressure
    Raised Intracranial Pressure
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Increased Intracranial Pressure
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 22
    Module 2: Lesson: 23 Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies-Superior Vena Cava Syndrome
    The Superior Vena Cava Syndrome
    The Superior Vena Cava Syndrome
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Superior Vena Cava Syndrome
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 23
    Module 2: Lesson 24: Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies-SIADH
    A Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone
    Guidelines for the Management of Oncologic Emergencies in Adult Patients – Full Version
    Clinical management of SIADH
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - SIADH
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 24
    Module 2: Lesson 25: Oncological Emergency_ Tumor Lysis Syndrome
    Diagnosis and management of tumor lysis syndrome.
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergency- Tumor Lysis Syndrome
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 25
    Module: 2: Lesson: 26 Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies- Hemorrhagic Cystitis
    The Hemorrhagic Cystitis
    Hemorrhagic cystitis in cancer patients
    Mechanisms of hemorrhagic cystitis
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Hemorrhagic Cystitis
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 26
    Module: 2 Lesson: 27: Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies- Anaphylaxis
    The Pathophysiology of Anaphylaxis
    The Anaphylaxis
    The Allergic Reaction
    Management of infusion reactions to systemic anticancer therapy: ESMO Clinical Practice Guidelines
    Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Anaphylaxis
    Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 27
    Anaphylactic Drug Reaction Case Study
    Quiz: NCSBN Anaphylactic Drug Reaction
    Module 3: Lesson 1: Effective Communication
    Effective communication in Nursing
    The Nurse's Role in Patient Education
    Principles of adult learning
    Tips on Facilitating Effective Group Discussions
    What is nurse coaching?
    Barriers to communication
    Patient-Centered Communication and Shared Decision Making
    Effective Communication
    Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 1
    Module 3: Lesson 2: Evidence Based Practice
    Evidence-Based Practice: Step by Step: The Seven Steps of Evidence-Based Practice
    Understanding Clinical Expertise: Nurse Education, Experience, and the Hospital Context
    What do patient values and preferences mean?
    Igniting a Spirit of Inquiry
    Asking the Clinical Question
    Searching for the Evidence
    Rapid Critical Appraisal
    Implementing an Evidence-Based Practice Change
    Addiction, Opioids and Pain: Exemplar Nursing Science
    The Evidence-Based Practice
    Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 2
    Module: 3 Lesson 3: Change Management
    Choosing Strategies for Change
    The Force field Analysis
    Chaos Theory and Nursing
    5 CRITICAL STEPS IN THE CHANGE MANAGEMENT PROCESS
    Learning Organization
    Change management and Communication
    Factors influencing large-scale change in healthcare
    Leading change
    9 key healthcare trends in the 2020s
    Organizational Change
    Diffusion of Innovation Theory
    Bridges Transition Model
    Change Management.
    Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 3
    Module 3: Lesson 4: Critical Thinking
    The Praxis of Critical Thinking in Nursing
    Next Generation NCLEX News
    Thinking Like a Nurse: A Research-Based Model of Clinical Judgment in Nursing
    Critical Thinking and Clinical Judgment
    Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 4
    Module 3: Lesson 5: Conflict Management
    What is Conflict and What Does it Look Like in the Workplace?
    Causes of Conflict in Organizations
    Five Methods for Managing Conflict
    Top Tips for Handling Conflict in Your Team
    Taking an Assertive Approach to Conflict Resolution
    Being assertive: Reduce stress, communicate better
    The Assertive Communication
    What Are the Five Conflict Resolution Strategies?
    How to Be Assertive (Without Losing Yourself)
    Conflict Management
    Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 5
    Module 3: Lesson 6: Use of Technology
    What is Nursing Informatics and Why is it so Important?
    Balancing care with technology
    Health IT Standards
    An Informatics Infrastructure Is Essential for Evidence-based Practice
    Nurses and the use of computer technology
    The Impact of Emerging Technology on Nursing Care
    Computerized Provider Order Entry
    2020: Emerging Technology in Global Nursing Care
    Digital Technology and the Future of Health Systems
    New Technology in Nursing Education and Practice
    Use of Technology
    Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 6
    Module 3: Lesson 7: Learning Agility
    High Potentials as High Learners
    Workforce agility: An answer to turbulence in acute care nursing environments?
    Tips for Improving Your Learning Agility
    Learning Agility
    Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 7
    Module 3: Lesson 8: Self-Care
    Preventing Compassion Fatigue: Caring for Yourself
    Self-care for nurses
    Compassion Fatigue in Oncological Nursing
    Continuing Education
    Topic: Self-Care
    Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 8
    Module 3: Lesson 9: Unconscious Bias - Conscious Inclusion
    Module 3: Bias and Well-Meaning People
    The Impact of Unconscious Bias in Healthcare: How to Recognize and Mitigate It
    Implicit Racial/Ethnic Bias Among Health Care Professionals and Its Influence on Health Care Outcomes: A Systematic Review
    Implicit bias in healthcare professionals: a systematic review
    Long-term reduction in implicit race bias: A prejudice habit-breaking intervention
    Five strategies to combat unconscious bias
    Unconscious Bias- Conscious Inclusion
    Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 9
    Module 4: Lesson 1: Health Care Landscape in South Africa
    Health Care Landscape in South Africa.
    Module 4: Lesson 2: Nursing Case Management, Nurse Manager, and Multidisciplinary Team Roles
    Role of case manager
    A multidisciplinary approach in providing transitional care for patients with advanced cancer
    Discussion Forum: Nursing Case Management, Nurse Manager, and Multidisciplinary Team Roles (230 minutes)
    Nursing Case Management
    Quiz: Module 4: Lesson 2
    Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 1: Assessment of Children
    Assessment of Children Summary
    Unit 1 Lesson 1 Assessment of Children
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 1
    Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 2: Growth and Development
    Growth and Development
    Unit 1 Lesson 2 Growth and Development
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 2
    Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 3: Lab Values
    Lab Values
    Unit 1 Lesson 3 Lab Values
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 3
    Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 4: Risk of Infection and Neutropenic Precautions
    Neutropenic Precautions
    Unit 1 Lesson 4 Risk of Infection and Neutropenic Precautions
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 4
    Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 5: Management of Common Side Effects
    Management of Common Side Effects
    Unit 1 Lesson 5 Management of Common Side Effects
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 5
    Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 6: Nutrition and Hydration
    Nutrition and Hydration Summary
    Unit 1 Lesson 6 Nutrition and Hydration
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 6
    Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 7: Communication and Age-Specific Concerns in Pediatric Oncology
    Communication and Age-Specific Concerns in Pediatric Oncology
    Unit 1 Lesson 7 Communication and Age-Specific Concerns in Pediatric Oncology
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 7
    Unit 1 Exam
    Module 5: Unit 2: Lesson 1: Immunotherapy, Chemotherapy, Surgery and Radiation
    Immunotherapy, Chemotherapy, Surgery and Radiation
    Unit 2 Lesson 1 Immunotherapy, Chemotherapy, Surgery and Radiation
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 2: Lesson 1
    Module 5: Unit 2: Lesson 2: Stem Cell Transplant and Advanced Therapies
    Stem Cell Transplant and Advanced Therapies
    Unit 2 Lesson 2 Stem Cell Transplant and Advanced Therapies
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 2: Lesson 2
    Unit 2 Exam
    Module 5: Unit 3: Lesson 1: Leukemias and Lymphomas
    Leukemias and Lymphomas
    Unit 3 Lesson 1 Leukemias and Lymphomas
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 3: Lesson 1
    Module 5: Unit 3: Lesson 2: Solid Tumors
    Solid Tumors
    Unit 3 Lesson 2 Solid Tumors
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 3: Lesson 2
    Unit 3 Exam
    Module 5: Unit 4: Lesson 1: Pediatric Emergencies
    Pediatric Emergencies
    Unit 4 Lesson 1 Pediatric Emergencies
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 4: Lesson 1
    Unit 4 Exam
    Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 1: Red Blood Cell and Iron Disorders
    Red Blood Cell and Iron Disorders
    Unit 5 Lesson 1 Red Blood Cell and Iron Disorders
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 1
    Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 2: Bleeding Disorders
    Bleeding Disorders
    Unit 5 Lesson 2 Bleeding Disorders
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 2
    Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 3: Thrombosis and Coagulation Disorders
    Thrombosis and Coagulation Disorders
    Unit 5 Lesson 3 Thrombosis and Coagulation Disorders
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 3
    Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 4: Autoimmune Blood Cell Disorders
    Autoimmune Blood Cell Disorders
    Unit 5 Lesson 4 Autoimmune Blood Cell Disorders
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 4
    Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 5: Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes
    Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes
    Unit 5 Lesson 5 Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 5
    Unit 5 Exam
    Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 1: Pain Management
    Pain Management
    Unit 6 Lesson 1 Pain Management
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 1
    Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 2: Palliative Care and End-of-Life
    Palliative Care and End-of-Life
    Unit 6 Lesson 2 Palliative Care and End-of-Life
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 2
    Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 3: Treatment of the Family
    Treatment of the Family
    Unit 6 Lesson 3 Treatment of the Family
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 3
    Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 4: Ethical Concerns
    Ethical Concerns
    Unit 6 Lesson 4 Ethical Concerns
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 4
    Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 5: Survivorship
    Survivorship
    Unit 6 Lesson 5 Survivorship
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 5
    Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 6: Fertility Preservation
    Fertility Preservation
    Unit 6 Lesson 6 Fertility Preservation
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 6
    Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 7: Alternative and Adjunctive Therapies
    Complementary and Traditional Care in Pediatric Oncology
    Unit 6 Lesson 7 Alternative and Adjunctive Therapies
    Quiz: Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 7
    Unit 6 Exam
    Clinical Resources
    Patient Care Sheets for Breast Cancer
    Patient Care Sheets for Lung Cancer
    Patient Care Sheets for Colon and Rectal Cancer
    Patient Care Sheets for Prostrate Cancer
    Patient Care Sheets for Stomach Cancer
    Change of Shift Report Draft
    Report Sheet
    Hand Washing and Hand Rub- Procedure Checklist
    Hand Washing- Video by WHO
    Hand Rub- Video by WHO
    Radial Pulse Procedure Checklist
    Radial Pulse- video
    Apical Pulse- Procedure Checklists
    Brachial Pulse - Procedure checklist
    Carotid Pulse- Procedure Checklist
    Respiration assessment- Procedure Checklist
    Respiration assessment - Video by Health Education England
    Manual Blood Pressure measurement- Procedure Checklist
    Taking Temperature - Procedure Checklist
    Taking Oral Temperature- Video by Hennepin Healthcare
    Tympanic Temperature- Video by Health Education England
    Skin, Hair, Nail Assessment - Procedure Checklist
    Skin, Hair, Nail Assessment- Video by Harper College Nursing
    Eye Assessment- Procedure Checklist
    Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Mouth Assessment- Video by Harper College Nursing
    External Ear Assessment- Procedure Checklist
    Nose, Mouth, Throat, Neck Examination- Procedure Checklist
    Nose, Mouth, Throat Exam- Video by Harper College Nursing
    Chest Assessment- Procedure Checklist
    Thorax and Lung Assessment- Video by Harper College Nursing
    Breast Exam- Procedure Checklist
    Breast Exam- Video by Stanford Medicine
    Assessment of Abdomen- Procedure Checklist
    Abdominal Assessment- Video by Harper College
    Upper/Lower Extremities Musculoskeletal Assessment - Procedure Checklist
    Musculoskeletal Assessment- Video by Harper College Nursing
    Donning and Doffing of PPE- Procedure Checklist
    Donning and Doffing PPE- Video by CDC
    Donning and Doffing Clean Gloves- Procedure Checklist
    Donning and Doffing Sterile Gloves- Procedure Checklist
    Donning and Doffing of Sterile Gloves- Video by Boston Children's Hospital
    Body Fluid Exposure- Procedure Checklists
    Setting Up Sterile Field- Procedure Checklist
    Setting up sterile field - Video by College of Southern Maryland
    Using Bedpan- Procedure Checklist
    Helping Patient with Urinal- Procedure Checklist
    Tracheostomy Care- Procedure Checklist
    Indwelling Catheter Removal- Procedure Checklist
    Emptying Urine Collection Bag- Procedure Checklist
    Oral Administration of Anti-Cancer Drug- Procedure Checklist
    Oral Chemotherapy at Home- Video by Canadian Cancer Society
    Intravenous Administration of Anti-Cancer Drug- Procedure Checklist
    Administration of Anti-Cancer Drug Through Central Venous Access Device - Procedure Checklist
    CAVD Anti-Cancer Drug Administration- Video by OpenPaediatrics Organisation
    Subcutaneous Administration of Anti-Cancer Drug- Procedure Checklist
    Subcutaneous Chemotherapy- Cleveland Clinic
    Intramuscular Administration of Anti-Cancer Drug- Procedure Checklist
    Intramuscular Injection- Video by CDC
    End of Shift Report- Procedure Checklist
    Fluid Intake/Output Net Balance - Procedure Checklist
    . Nursing Skills by Chippewa Valley Technical College
    Practice Exam
    Practice Exam
    Final Exam
    Course and Self Evaluation & Certificate
    Course Activities
    Slide Decks
    Participant Workbooks
    Powerpoint Participant Workbooks
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      Oncology Nursing

      CC Caitlin Cartmell
      KC Kathleen Capone
      SK Stacen Keating
      VK Vivien Katzav
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        KC Kathleen Capone
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        DISCLAIMER: This content is designed to enhance the study of nursing. This content is generic and is not designed to take into account the specific objectives, needs, and/or circumstances of any particular region or country. To become a nurse, learners must successfully complete a program of study approved by the government or state-regulatory agency in their place of residence. We cannot guarantee that the successful completion of these materials will enable you to practice in your place of residence. Make sure that you are in compliance with the scope of practice of your regulatory body before attempting to put into use or practice any of the knowledge gained.

        Introduction

        This Oncology Nursing Course is designed to provide the learner with an understanding of cancer in the local, regional and global context and the need for nurses with specialized knowledge, skills, and attitudes to provide safe, competent, quality care to individuals. 


        The five (5) modules are designed to help nurses: 

        1. Deliver evidence-based information by enabling them to practice with accurate scientific knowledge, a solid nursing science foundation, excellent communication, and an understanding of the healthcare system for policy development as they work to prevent, identify, and treat patients with cancer.

        2. Identify current treatments in interventional and pharmacological therapeutics with a focus on evidence-based holistic nursing care.

        3. Place emphasis on the development of sound clinical judgment, critical thinking and collaborative care to achieve optimal outcomes for their patients.

        4. Apply safeguards to support a safe practice environment for both patients and healthcare workers.

        5. Identify basic concepts, growth and development considerations, nursing management strategies, stem cell knowledge, blood count interpretation, infection control, side effect management, nutrition, and age-appropriate communication techniques for pediatric oncology and hematology patients.

        Approximate time for completion of this course is 167 hours at an average reading rate of 144 words/minute.       


                                                  

                                                                                      

        The Oncology Nursing course is sponsored by the Innovative Cancer Care Foundation (ICCF) and was developed in partnership with Nurses International (NI) and NextGenU.org (NGU).  NextGenU.org courses are competency-based and use learning resources from accredited, world-class organizations such as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the U.S. National Institutes of Health,  the World Health Organization, the Pan American Health Organization, and International Guidelines, Universities, and peer-reviewed Journals. The Moodle Learning Management System (LMS) is utilized for facilitating distance learning. The course was designed by NextGenU’s Instructional Design team and Nurses International’s team members with particular thanks to Academic Director:Kathleen Capone EdD, CNE, MS, RN; Nurses International Faculty: Stacen Keating PhD, RN; Lillian A Donnelly MSN, RN NPD-BC; Lori Kerley, DNP, MS, RN; Caitlin M. Cartmell, MFS, BSN, RN; and Jordan Wilson, MSN, RN-BC; and oncology subject matter expert reviewers: Beth Hutchason MN, RN, AOCNP; Jennifer Thietz MSN, BSN, RN and Danielle Loumagne BMTCN, BSN, RN.

        Last updated: 07/2024

        Engaging with this course

        • Nurse Educators may register to review all of the course content, and they may instruct students to register for this course by completing the registration form.
        • Nurse Educators may contact NextGenU.org and request to use the platform with their students for free using the contact form. 
        • Begin the course with Module 1. For each lesson, read the description.
        • Each lesson comprises introductory remarks. You may click on the collections of resources in each section. 
        • The Pediatric Oncology Module is offered as a separate course for learners who would like to focus their studies in that area.
        • There is a final quiz to assess your understanding of important concepts. Click on the hyperlinks to take you to these items in each topic.
        • This content is designed to enhance the study of nursing. To become a nurse, learners must successfully complete a program of study approved by the government or state-regulatory agency in their place of residence.

        Requirements to obtain the certificate

        You may browse this course for free for your personal enrichment. There are no requirements.

        To obtain a certificate, a learner must successfully complete:

        • all reading requirements
        • all lessons quizzes with a minimum of 80% and unlimited attempts 
        • all discussion forums
        • the final exam with a minimum of 80% and a maximum of 2 attempts and
        • the post-course survey, self, and course evaluation forms

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      • Module 1: The Science of Cancer

        This module introduces the learner to the basic physiologic characteristics of cancer biology including epidemiology and pathology, symptoms and disease processes, staging and grading, and incidence. An explanation of primary and secondary cancer prevention and treatment options including radiation, surgery, and use of antineoplastic agents, targeted therapies, and stem cell translations are included. Safe handling of chemotherapy agents along with the nurse’s role in providing safe patient care is explained.

      • Module 1: Lesson 1: Cancer Biology

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the concepts of normal and cancer cell growth, proliferation, differentiation, and regulatory mechanisms.
        2. Define the characteristics of benign and malignant cells and tumors.
        3. Recognize the genetic, immunological, and hormonal basis of cancer.
        4. Describe processes of invasion and metastases.
        5. List common classification systems for cancer.
        6. Compare and contrast common methods for diagnosing, staging, and grading cancer.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 3 hours and 8 minutes.

        Click here to start this lesson

        • Required Learning Resources and Activities

        • url icon
          Normal Cell Growth and Development URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (12 minutes)

          Winchester Hospital

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          Difference Between Cancer Cells and Normal Cells URL
          Students must
          View

          Read sections on 'The Definition of Cancer' and 'Differences between Cancer Cells and Normal Cell'. (3 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute

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          Tumor Cell Morphology URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the table: Characteristics of benign and malignant. (1 minutes)

          NCBI

        • url icon
          Tumors: Benign and Malignant URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire article. (2 minutes)

          Winchester Hospital

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          The Genetics of Cancer URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (7 minutes)

          NCI, NIH

        • url icon
          The immune system and cancer URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire section. (3 minutes)

          EdCaN

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          Hormones and Cancer in Humans URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (1 minutes)

          Edcan

        • url icon
          Substance abuse and cancer URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire article. (27 minutes)

        • url icon
          Cellular Principles of Invasion and Metastasis URL
          Students must
          View
          Read the section on 'Cellular Principles of Invasion and Metastasis'. (2 minutes)
          Cancer Council Australia
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          Cancer Invasion and Metastasis: The Role of Cell Adhesion Molecules URL
          Students must
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          Read the sections on 'Cancer Invasion and Metastasis: The Role of Cell Adhesion Molecules'. (39 minutes)

          NCBI

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          Cancer Classification URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (4 minutes)

          SEER Training Modules, NCI, NIH

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          Cancer Staging and Grading URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page. Including related resources at the bottom of the page: 'Tumor Grade' and 'Pathology Reports'. (23 minutes)

          NCI, NIH

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          How Is Cancer Diagnosed? URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page. Click the 'Diagnosis' link on this page for more information on how cancer is diagnosed. (10 minutes)

          NCI, NIH

        • Students must
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          Additional Learning Options

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          Cancer Immunology URL
          Students must
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          Read the sections COMPONENTS OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM INVOLVED IN ANTITUMOR RESPONSES and CYTOKINES AND THE PATHOGENESIS OF CANCER. (32 minutes)

          The Global Library of Women's Medicine

        • Slide Deck Presentation

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          Topic: Cancer Biology URL
          Students must
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          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

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          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 1

          To access the quiz, click on the name of the quiz provided above. On the following screen, click the "Preview quiz now" button to view the case studies and respond to the questions.

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      • Module 1: Lesson 2: Cancer Treatment Planning

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe how classification of tumors influence treatment planning.
        2. Describe the individual related factors that influence cancer treatment planning.
        3. Discuss influence and use of cancer clinical trials in cancer treatment planning.
        4. Identify the principles for facilitating decision making by people affected by cancer.
        5. Define evidence-based guidelines.
        6. Identify evidence-based guidelines for cancer treatment planning.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 5 minutes.

        Click here to start this lesson

        • Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          What is the TNM cancer staging system? URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page including the section box titled ' Health Care Professionals'. (4 minutes)

          UICC

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          Principles of Treatment Planning File
          Students must
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          Read pages 1-15. ( 27 minutes)

          Edcan

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          What Are Clinical Trials? URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page. (3 minutes)

          NCI, NIH

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          Decision Making Criteria in Oncology URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page. (25 minutes)

          Journal

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          Evidence-Based Guidelines URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire article. (6 minutes)

          KT Library

        • Slide Deck Presentation

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          Cancer Treatment Planning URL
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          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

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          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 2
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          To access the quiz, click on the name of the quiz provided above. On the following screen, click the "Preview quiz now" button to view the case studies and respond to the questions.

      • Module 1: Lesson 3: Surgery in Cancer Treatment

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the factors influencing the selection of surgery for cancer.
        2. Identify the types of surgery in the prevention, diagnosis, staging, treatment, and palliation of cancer.
        3. Identify upcoming surgery alternatives for cancer management.
        4. Explore nurse's role in surgical cancer treatment.
        5. Identify the impact of cancer surgery on various aspects of the patient's overall health.
        6. Discuss the prevention, detection, and management of common health alterations experienced by people undergoing surgery for cancer.
        7. Explore the nurse's role during pre and post-surgery for cancer.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 3 minutes.

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        • Students must
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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Factors influencing the use of surgery URL
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          Read the entire page except for the 'learning activities'. (3 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

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          Surgery in Cancer Control URL
          Students must
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          Read entire sections on, 'prophylactic surgery', 'diagnostic surgery', 'definitive (or curative) surgery',' rehabilitative (or reconstructive) surgery', 'palliative surgery', except for Learning resources. (8 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

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          The Types of Surgery URL
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          Read all sections: "Diagnostic Surgery", "Preventive Surgery Curative Surgery Palliative", and "Reconstructive Surgery". (9 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute US

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          Future Directions in Surgery in Cancer Control URL
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          Read the entire page and read other pages. Click on 'Next: Fast track surgery', 'Next: Minimally invasive surgery' and finally 'Next: Robotics' at the bottom of each page and read the contents. (5 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

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          Risks of Cancer Surgery URL
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          View

          Read the entire page. (11 minutes)

          American Cancer Society

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          Care of the Person Affected by Cancer Having Surgery URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page and sections on 'Pre-op assessment', 'Pre-op education', 'Intraoperative issues', and 'Post op care' by clicking on the respective titles. Learning activities are optional. (11 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

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          Bowel Changes After Treatment URL
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          Read the entire page. (10 minutes)

          Cancer Research UK

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          Bladder problems URL
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          Read the entire page. (6 minutes)

          Canadian Cancer Society

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Surgery in Cancer Treatment- Part 1 URL
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          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

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          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 3: Part 1
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          Receive a passing grade

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          Surgery in Cancer Treatment- Part 2 URL
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          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

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          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 3: Part 2
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          Receive a grade
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      • Module 1: Lesson 4: Radiotherapy in Cancer Treatment

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Recognize the concepts of applied radiation physics and radiation biology.
        2. Describe the factors influencing the selection of radiotherapy for cancer.
        3. Discuss the role of radiotherapy in the treatment and palliation of cancer.
        4. List the methods for delivering radiotherapy.
        5. Describe the radiation safety principles to limit exposure to ionizing radiation for radiotherapy personnel, people affected by cancer, and the general public.
        6. Identify upcoming radiotherapy alternatives for cancer management.
        7. Identify the impact of radiotherapy on various aspects of the patients overall health.
        8. Describe the prevention, detection, and management of common health alterations experienced by people undergoing radiotherapy for cancer.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 39 minutes.

        Click here to start this lesson

        • Students must
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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

        • url icon
          Key Concepts of Radiobiology URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page except for the 'learning activities'. (3 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

        • url icon
          The Radiation Physics URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (8 minutes)

          US EPA

        • url icon
          The Radiation Physics URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the sections 'Definition/Introduction' and 'Clinical Significance'. (12 minutes)

          NCBI, NIH

        • url icon
          The Role of Radiotherapy in Cancer Control URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page except for the 'learning activities'. (1 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

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          Treatment Delivery URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page, click on "Gamma knife", "External beam radiotherapy", "Brachytherapy" and "Combined modality". (10 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

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          Types of Radiation Therapy URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the section on 'External Beam Radiation Therapy'. (4 minutes)

          National Cancer Institure

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          Brachytherapy to Treat Cancer URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the section 'How Brachytherapy Is Put In Place' and 'Types of Brachytherapy'. (4 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute

        • url icon
          Principles of Radiation Safety URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire article. (4 minutes)

          Australian Government Cancer Australia

        • url icon
          11.2 Therapy Patients Treated with Radiopharmaceuticals - Nursing Care Specific Instructions URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire article. (4 minutes)

          Stanford University

        • url icon
          What will Radiation Oncology Look Like in 2050? A Look at a Changing Professional Landscape in Europe and Beyond URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire article. (27 minutes)

        • url icon
          Treatment Completion and Management of Responses to Radiotherapy URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page except for the 'learning activities'. (2 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

        • url icon
          Acute Effects URL
          Students must
          View

          Read entire sections on 'Fatigue', 'Radiation enteritis', 'Radiation skin reactions', 'sexual dysfunction' and 'Mucositis' by clicking on respective section titles. Learning activities are optional. (8 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

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          Late Effects URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page (learning activities optional. (3 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

        • Students must
          Mark as done

          Additional Learning Options

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          Planning for the Best: Tripartite National Strategic Plan for Radiation Oncology 2012-2022 URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (4 minutes)

          Tripartite National Strategic Plan for Radiation Oncology 2012-2022

        • url icon
          Radiotherapy in Cancer Care: Facing the Global Challenge URL
          Students must
          View

          Read 1.2. Radiotherapy in the Context of Cancer Control on pages 15-16. (5 minutes)

          IAEA

        • Students must
          Mark as done

          Slide Deck Presentation

        • url icon
          Topic: Radiotherapy in Cancer Treatment- Part 1 URL
          Students must
          View

          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

        • quiz icon
          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 4: Part 1
          Students must
          View
          Receive a grade
          Receive a passing grade

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        • url icon
          Topic: Radiotherapy in Cancer Treatment- Part 2 URL
          Students must
          View

          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

        • quiz icon
          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 4: Part 2
          Students must
          View
          Receive a grade
          Receive a passing grade

          To access the quiz, click on the name of the quiz provided above. On the following screen, click the "Preview quiz now" button to view the case studies and respond to the questions.

      • Module 1: Lesson 5: Antineoplastic Agents in Cancer Treatment

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the classification of antineoplastic agents.
        2. Explain the role of antineoplastic agents in the treatment and palliation of cancer.
        3. Describe factors influencing the selection of antineoplastic agents for cancer.
        4. Compare the methods for administering antineoplastic agents.
        5. Describe the principles of safe handling of antineoplastic agents.
        6. Identify upcoming alternatives for antineoplastic therapies in the management of cancer.
        7. Describe the experience and impact of antineoplastic therapies on the patients overall health.
        8. Discuss the prevention, detection, and management of common health alterations experienced by people receiving antineoplastic therapies for cancer.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 54 minutes.

        Click here to start this lesson

        • Required Learning Resources and Activities

        • url icon
          The Classification of Antineoplastic Agents URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page and click on the five tabs (describing each of the following: Alkylating and alkylating-like agents Antimetabolites, Antitumour antibiotics, Plant alkaloids, Miscellaneous agents, Hormonal agents) at the top and read. (6 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

        • url icon
          The Role of Antineoplastic Therapy in Cancer Control URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page except for the 'learning activities'. (2 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

        • url icon
          Factors Influencing Agent Selection and Administration URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page except for the 'learning activities'. (3 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

        • url icon
          Routes of Administration URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page except for the 'learning activities'. (1 minute)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

        • url icon
          Safe Handling and Administration of Antineoplastic Chemotherapy URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the section on ‘Summary of Methods for Preventing Exposure to Antineoplastic Chemotherapy'. (1 minute)

          The Art and Science of Infusion Nursing

        • url icon
          Recent Developments in Tumor Therapy. URL
          Students must
          View

          Read Abstract. (1 minute)

          Anti Cancer Research Journal

        • url icon
          Role of Nurses in the Assessment and Management of Chemotherapy-Related Side Effects in Cancer Patients URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the section from "Side Effects and Their Management " to 'Conclusion'. (24 minutes)

          Nova express

        • url icon
          Responses to Antineoplastic Therapy URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page and click 'Next' to read the other pages on Anticipatory responses, Immediate responses, Short-term responses, and Long-term responses. (4 minutes)

          EdCaN - learning resources for nurses-Cancer Australia

        • url icon
          Behavioral Strategies to Alleviate Nutrition-Related Symptoms URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the section from"Behavioral Strategies to Alleviate Nutrition-Related Symptoms to Weight Gain". (12 minutes)

          NIH

        • Slide Deck Presentation

        • url icon
          Antineoplastic Agents in Cancer Treatment- Part 1 URL
          Students must
          View

          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

        • quiz icon
          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 5: Part 1
          Students must
          View
          Receive a grade
          Receive a passing grade

          To access the quiz, click on the name of the quiz provided above. On the following screen, click the "Preview quiz now" button to view the case studies and respond to the questions.

        • url icon
          Topic: Antineoplastic Agents in Cancer Treatment- Part 2 URL
          Students must
          View

          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

        • quiz icon
          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 5: Part 2
          Students must
          View
          Receive a grade
          Receive a passing grade

          To access the quiz, click on the name of the quiz provided above. On the following screen, click the "Preview quiz now" button to view the case studies and respond to the questions.

      • Module 1: Lesson 6: Targeted Therapies in Cancer Treatment

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the role of targeted agents in the treatment and palliation of cancer.
        2. Define the classification of targeted therapies.
        3. Describe the factors influencing the selection of targeted therapies for cancer.
        4. Compare and contrast the methods for administering targeted therapies.
        5. Summarize the future directions in therapies on various health domains.
        6. Describe detection of common health alterations experienced by people receiving targeted therapies for cancer.
        7. Describe prevention of common health alterations experienced by people receiving targeted therapies for cancer.
        8. Describe the management of common health alterations experienced by people receiving targeted therapies for cancer.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  2 hours and  52 minutes.

        Click here to start this lesson

        • Students must
          Mark as done

          Required Learning Resources and Activities

        • url icon
          How Targeted Therapies Are Used to Treat Cancer URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (8 minutes)

          American Cancer Society

        • url icon
          Role of Targeted Therapy URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (2 minutes)

          Edcan

        • url icon
          Palliative treatment URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (1 minute)

          Cancer Research UK

        • url icon
          The Targeted Cancer Therapy URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (15 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute

        • url icon
          The Targeted Therapies URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (6 minutes)

          Clinical & Radiation Oncologists

        • url icon
          Targeted Therapy URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (11 minutes)

          Cleveland Clinic

        • url icon
          How is it determined whether a patient is a candidate for targeted therapy? URL
          Students must
          View

          Read "How is it determined whether a patient is a candidate for targeted therapy?". (2 minutes)

          NCI

        • url icon
          Factors influencing agent selection and administration URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (3 minutes)

          EdCaN

        • url icon
          Regenerative medicine: Current therapies and future directions URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the "THERAPIES AT THE PRECLINICAL STAGE AND IN CLINICAL TESTING". (25 minutes)

          NCBI

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          Can skin changes be prevented? URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (23 minutes)

          American Cancer Society

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          Side Effects of Targeted Therapy URL
          Students must
          View

          Read "What are the side effects of targeted therapy?". (2 minutes)

          NCI

        • url icon
          Other common and serious side effects URL
          Students must
          View

          Read the entire page. (23 minutes)

          American Cancer Society

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          Side effects of cancer Treatment URL
          Students must
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          Read Diarrhea and Constipation section. (12 minutes)

          NCI

        • url icon
          Cancer in Africa: the way forward URL
          Students must
          View

          Read "Treat all Cancers that can be treated". (13 minutes)

          NCBI

        • url icon
          What is a Bone Marrow Transplant (Stem Cell Transplant) URL
          Students must
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          Read What is Bone Marrow Transplant, types. (5 minutes)

          ASCO

        • url icon
          Hematopoetic stem cell transplantation URL
          Students must
          View

          Read " Introduction", "Definition of Histocompatibility", "HLA", and "HLA typing". (13 minutes)

          NCBI

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          Slide Deck Presentation
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          Targeted Therapies in Cancer Treatment- Part 1 URL
          Students must
          View

          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

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          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 6: Part 1
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          Receive a grade
          Receive a passing grade

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        • url icon
          Topic: Targeted Therapies in Cancer Treatment- Part 2 URL
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          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

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          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 6: Part 2
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          Receive a grade
          Receive a passing grade

          To access the quiz, click on the name of the quiz provided above. On the following screen, click the "Preview quiz now" button to respond to the questions.

      • Module 1: Lesson 7: Stem Cell Transplantation in Cancer Treatment

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the hematological and immunological principles of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT).
        2. Define donor histocompatibility.
        3. List the types of HSCT.
        4. Recognize diseases treatable by HSCT.
        5. Explain acute and chronic graft-versus-host disease.
        6. Explain the impact of HSCT on various health domains.
        7. Describe the prevention, detection, and management of common short and long term health alterations experienced by people undergoing HSCT.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  1 hour and 33minutes.

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          Fundamentals of haematopoetic stem cell transplantation URL
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          Read the "Principles of Transplantation" and read the section "Haematopoiesis" and "Transplant immunology". (6 minutes)

          EdCaN

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          Principles of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation URL
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          Read the entire page. (1 minute)

          Springer Link

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          Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics Terms URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page. (8 minutes)

          American Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics

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          Histocompatibility URL
          Students must
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          Read the meaning of Histocompatibility. (2 minutes)

          ScienceDirect

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          The role of HSCT in cancer control URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page. (3 minutes)

          EdCaN

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          Types of Stem Cell and Bone Marrow Transplants URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page. (20 minutes)

          American Cancer Society

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          Indication of HSCT URL
          Students must
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          Read Indication. (5 minutes)

          NCBI

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          Diseases treatable by transplants URL
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          Read the entire page. (4 minutes)

          BetheMatch

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          All About Graft Versus Host Disease (GVHD) URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page. (13 minutes)

          MedicineNet

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          Long-Term Effects of Haematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation after Pediatric Cancer: A Qualitative Analysis of Life Experiences and Adaptation Strategies URL
          Students must
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          Read "Current Challenges and Difficulties that the Participants Experience due to Their Past Illness and Its Complications". (8 minutes)

          Frontiers in Psychology

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          Acute Effects of HSCT URL
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          Read the entire page. (3 minutes)

          EdCaN

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          Late effects URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page. (3 minutes)

          EdCaN

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          Early and acute complication of HSCT and Nurses role URL
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          Read the section from  9.1.1. Introduction to 9.3.9. Nursing Aspects (42 minutes)

          NCBI

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          Topic: Stem Cell Transplantation in Cancer Treatment Part 1 URL
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          Read all the slides and answer the questions.

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          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 7: Part 1
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          Topic: Stem Cell Transplantation in Cancer Treatment Part 2 URL
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          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 7: Part 2
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      • Module 1: Lesson 8: Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Identify hazardous drugs related to cancer treatment.
        2. Describe the risk of exposure to hazardous drugs and its consequences.
        3. Describe use of personal protective equipment (PPE), spill cleanup and waste disposal of hazardous drugs in cancer treatment.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 2 hours and 4 minutes.

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          Safe Handling of Hazardous Chemotherapy Drugs in Limited-Resource Settings URL
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          Read from pages 1-19. (45 minutes)

          PAHO and WHO

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          Safe Handling Cytotoxic Drugs and Related Waste URL
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          Read pages: 6-8, 53-56, 58-62, 69-86. (70 minutes)

          Government of South Australia

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          Additional Learning Options
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          Hazardous Drugs Table URL
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          Read the entire page. (9 minutes)

          New South Wales Government

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Topic: Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs URL
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          Quiz: Module 1: Lesson 8
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          Case Study for Clinical Judgment

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          Safety and Hazardous Drugs Case Study Forum
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          Quiz: Safety and Hazardous Drug Case Study (NCSBN Model)
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      • Module 2: Nursing Care

        This unit provides a comprehensive description of nursing management and care of the patient with cancer. It includes essential elements of education for the patient and family and addresses the principles of supportive and palliative care, death and dying and the nurse’s role in supporting the grief and bereavement processes. Nursing ethics and compliance consideration are included along with detailed description of treatment for oncologic emergencies.

      • Module 2: Lesson 1: Nursing Management of Tissue Integrity in Cancer Patient

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Identify cancer treatment procedures that affect skin integrity of the patient.
        2. Describe how skin integrity is assessed and cared for in cancer patients.
        3. Explain the concept of maintenance of tissue integrity for cancer patient in nursing care management and planning.
        4. Identify information for patient education/counselling on self-care related to skin integrity.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 54 minutes.

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        • Required Learning Resources and Activities
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          Skin and nail changes during cancer treatment URL
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          Read entire page. (8 minutes)
          National Cancer Institute
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          Pruritis URL
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          Read contents from 'Overview' to 'Physical Modalities'. (32 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute

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          Skin Problems URL
          Students must
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          Read contents of sections ‘Dry Skin’, ‘Itchy Skin’, ‘Skin Rash’ ‘Changes in Skin Color’, ‘Pressure Sores’, and ‘Scars and Wound’. (25 minutes) 

          American Cancer Society

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          How does chemotherapy affect the skin? URL
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          Read the entire article. (11 minutes)

          MedicalNewsToday

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          The Hand-foot Syndrome URL
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          Read contents of sections ‘Background’, ‘Assessment’, ‘Management’ and ‘Patient Education’. (7 minutes)

          Cancer Institute NSW, eviQ

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          Algorithm for dermocosmetic use in the management of cutaneous side-effects associated with targeted therapy in oncology URL
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          Read contents from section 'Side-effects associated with targeted chemotherapeutic agents' to ‘Conclusion’. (15 minutes)

          Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology

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          How to care for your skin during and after radiation therapy URL
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          Read the entire article. (8 minutes)

          American Academy of Dermatology Association

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Tissue Integrity in Cancer Patient URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 1
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      • Module 2: Lesson 2: Nursing Management of Nutrition in Cancer Patient

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Recognize the importance of promoting nutrition for the cancer patient in nursing care management and planning.
        2. Identify the main cancer treatment-related nutrition issues.
        3. Describe how well nutrition is assessed and addressed in cancer patients.
        4. Identify different nutrition therapy strategies in cancer patients.
        5. Identify information for patient education/counselling on self-care related to nutrition.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  49 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Nutrition in Cancer Care (PDQ®)–Patient Version URL
          Students must
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          Read the sections 'overview to the types of nutritional support'. (30 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute, US

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          Principles of Nutritional Assessment: Introduction to Anthropometry URL
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          Read the Abstract that covers the main points of the topic. 
        • url icon
          SEOM clinical guidelines on nutrition in cancer patients (2018) URL
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          Read contents of sections 'Screening and nutritional assessment' and 'Energy and nutritional requirements. (3 minutes)

          Clinical and Translational Oncology

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          New trends in nutritional status assessment of cancer patients URL
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          Read contents of the sections ‘physical examination to Dual-energy X-Ray Absorptiometry (DXA)’. (13 minutes)

          European Review for Medical and Pharmacological Sciences

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Nutrition in Cancer Patient URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 2
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          Case Study for Clinical Judgment

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          Safety and Nutrition Case Study Forum
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          Quiz: NCSBN Nutrition Case Study
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      • Module 2: Lesson 3: Nursing Management of Pain in Cancer Patient

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define the concept and characteristics of pain in cancer care.
        2. Describe the classifications and mechanisms of pain of cancer patients.
        3. Describe pain assessment techniques and tools used in cancer care.
        4. Describe pharmacological pain management in cancer patients.
        5. Identify interventions for the management of side effects from pain medication in cancer patients.
        6. Identify non-pharmacological pain management in cancer patients.
        7. Identify information for patient education/counseling on pain management at home.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  2 hours and 55 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Cancer Pain (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version URL
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          Read contents from sections 'Background and Definitions' to 'Impact on Function and QOL', and 'Pain Classification'. (17 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute, US

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          Cancer Pain Assessment and Classification URL
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          Read the content of the sections ‘Clinical Presentation and Assessment of Pain’ and 'Timing and Temporal Variation'. (8 minutes)

          MDPI 'Cancers'

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          The Challenge of Cancer Pain Assessment URL
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          Read the content of section 'HOW DO WE CURRENTLY ASSESS PAIN IN CANCER PATIENTS?'. (3 minutes)

          The Ulster medical journal

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          Addiction in Patients With Cancer: Challenges and Opportunities URL
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          Read the entire article. (20 minutes)
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          The Pain Assessment URL
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          Read the sections ‘Instruments for pain-intensity assessment’ and ‘Instruments to measure pain affect'. (12 minutes)

          European Spine Journal

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          The McGill Pain Questionnaire as a Multidimensional Measure in People with Cancer: An Integrative Review URL
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          Reade contents of sections 'Pain location (sensory dimension)', ' Pain intensity (sensory dimension)', 'Pain quality (sensory, affective, and cognitive dimensions)', 'Pain pattern (sensory dimension)', and 'Alleviating and aggravating factors (behavioral dimension)'. (3 minutes)

           Pain Management Nursing Journal, American Society of Pain Management Nurses

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          Optimal Pain Management for Patients with Cancer in the Modern Era URL
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          Read the section 'Pain Management', 'Pain Management: Non-opioid', 'Pain Management: Opioids’ and 'Opioids related side effects'. (30 minutes)

          CA: a cancer journal for clinicians

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          Cancer Pain Control URL
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           Read the content of the section ‘Managing and preventing side effects'. (4 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute

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          Adult Cancer Pain URL
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          Read contents of pages 1072 to 1075. (6 minutes)

          Journal of National Comprehensive Cancer Network

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          Complementary and alternative medicine in cancer pain management: A systematic review URL
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          Read the entire section ‘Non-pharmacological therapies in cancer pain management’. (32 minutes)

          Indian Journal of Palliative Care

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Pain in Cancer Patient- Part 1 URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 3: Part 1
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          Nursing Management of Pain in Cancer Patient Part 2 URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 3: Part 2
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          Case Study for Clinical Judgment

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          Pain Case Study Forum
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          Quiz: Pain Case Study
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      • Module 2: Lesson 4: Nursing Management of Fatigue and Weakness in Cancer Patient

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define the fatigue and weakness normally experienced by cancer patients.
        2. Describe the methods to assess fatigue and weakness.
        3. Use methods of non-pharmacological and pharmacological interventions to address the fatigue generally experienced by cancer patients.
        4. Identify information for patient education/counselling on fatigue management at home.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 5 hours and 9 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities:

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          Fatigue (PDQ®)–Health Professional Versio URL
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          Read contents of sections ‘Assessment’, ‘Interventions’ and ‘Patient Education (58  minutes)

          National Cancer Institute, US

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          Barriers to assessment and management of cancer related fatigue URL
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          Read 2nd, 3rd and 4th paragraph of section ‘Barriers to the Translation of CRF Guidelines Into Practice’ (4 minutes)

          Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing

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          Fatigue related interventions for patient on active treatment, post-treatment and end-of-life treatment URL
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          Read contents of figure FT1-FT2, FT3, FT4, FT5, FT6, and FT7. 
          (32 minutes)

          National Comprehensive Cancer Network

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          Discussion Forum: Nursing Management of Fatigue and Weakness in Cancer Patients (215 minutes)
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          In this activity, you will describe the methods of interventions that you will implement to address fatigue experienced by patients with co-occurring advanced cancer and opioid use disorder [OUD]

          Step 1. Review [15 minutes]

          Analyze and review the fictional scenario below

          You are part of the group of panelists in palliative care and addiction who participated in a three-round modified Delphi process. The focus of your discussions is all about the appropriateness of strategies for managing fatigue in individuals with advanced cancer and opioid use disorder.  Information about the managing methods that are currently used is presented to you.

          Step 2. Respond [ 180 minutes]

          Prepare a 300-600 word feedback that covers the following components:

          • Appropriateness of non-pharmacological and pharmacological interventions for managing fatigues in individuals with advanced cancer and opioid use disorder
          • Advantages and disadvantages of both methods
          • Recommendations for fatigue management plan based on these two methods of intervention.

          Step 3. Share [10 minutes]

          To share your work, click on the “Add a new discussion topic” button under this post and paste your work in the “Message” box. Make sure to reference others’ intellectual property when necessary. All references should follow 7th Edition APA formatting. For further instructions, see the resource on the Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library: APA citation resource (N.B. references are excluded from word counts).

          Step 4: Interact [10 minutes]

          To complete the activity, you will need to reply to at least two posts made by your peers in a respectful and professional manner. Ensure that your post engages your peers' ideas by including a reflection on their comments, sharing ideas of other potential difficulties and parties involved, or asking thought-provoking questions. Your response should respond to each of the three framework elements indicated in the table. If a peer comments on your posting, please reply. To post a reply, click “Reply” on a particular discussion, write your feedback and then click on “post to forum.”

          OPTIONAL Step 5: Interact (10 minutes)

          If you would like to, you can reply to your peers' posts in a respectful and professional manner. Ensure that your post engages your peers' ideas by including a reflection on their comments, sharing ideas of other potential difficulties and parties involved, or asking thought-provoking questions. If a peer comments on your posting, please reply. To post a reply, click “Reply” on a particular discussion, write your feedback and then click on “Post to forum.”

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Fatigue and Weakness in Cancer Patient URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 4
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      • Module 2: Lesson 5: Nursing Management of Self-esteem and Body Image Concerns in Cancer Patient

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the definition of self-esteem and body image.
        2. Identify patient's concerns regarding body image and self-esteem as a consequence of cancer treatment.
        3. Discuss ways to improve body image and self-esteem in the nursing management of cancer patients.
        4. Identify information for patient education/counseling on self-esteem management and positive image at home.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 41 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities:

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          Body image and self confidence URL
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          Read the entire page. (4 minutes)

          Cancer Institute NSW

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          Coping with body image and self-esteem worries URL
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          Read the entire page. (4 minutes)

          Canadian Cancer Society

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Self-esteem and Body Image Concerns in Cancer Patient URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 5
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      • Module 2: Lesson 6: Nursing Management of Anemia in Cancer Patient

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Identify the common side effects of chemotherapy and radiation cancer therapies. 
        2. Identify causes, signs/symptoms, and diagnostic factors of anemia in cancer patients.
        3. Describe the management of anemia in cancer patients.
        4. Describe the nurse's role in the management of anemia in cancer patients.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 9 minutes

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities:

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          Cancer- and Chemotherapy-induced Anemia URL
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          Read content from ‘Screening evaluation’ to ‘NCCN Recommendations’ for iron supplementation. (35 minutes)

          Journal of National Comprehensive Cancer Network

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          Management of anaemia and iron deficiency in patients with cancer: ESMO Clinical Practice Guidelines URL
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          Read content from ‘ESAs’ to ‘RBC Transfusion’. (34 minutes)

          ESMO Annals of Oncology

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Cancer Treatment Related Anemia URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 6
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      • Module 2: Lesson 7: Nursing Management of Thrombocytopenia/Bleeding in Cancer Patient

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define thrombocytopenia.
        2. Identify causes, signs/symptoms, and diagnostic factors of thrombocytopenia and bleeding in cancer patients.
        3. Describe the management of thrombocytopenia/bleeding in cancer patients.
        4. Describe the nurse's role in the management of thrombocytopenia/bleeding in cancer patients.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 44 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities:

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          Bleeding in cancer patients and its treatment: a review URL
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          Read the entire journal article. (24 minutes)

          Annals of Palliative Medicine, Hong Kong

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          Low platelet count URL
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          Read the entire page. (9 minutes)

          Canadian Cancer Society

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          A Bleeding URL
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          Read the entire page. (8 minutes)

          Victoria State Government, BetterHealth Channel 

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          Caustic hemostatic agents URL
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          Read section ‘Caustic hemostatic agents’. (3 minutes)

          HINDAWI Dermatology Research and Practice Journal

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Thrombocytopenia / Bleeding in Cancer Patient URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 7
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      • Module 2: Lesson 8: Nursing Management of Neutropenia and Mouth/Throat Problems in Cancer Patient

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe neutropenia and mouth/throat problems as side effects related to cancer and cancer treatment.
        2. Describe the management of these side effects.
        3. Describe the nurse's role in the management of these side effects.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 51 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities:

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          Low white blood cell count URL
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          Read the entire page. (11 minutes)

          Canadian Cancer Society

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          A close look at neutropenia among cancer patient: Risk factor and management URL
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          Read contents of the section on ‘Neutropenia’, ‘Adverse effect’, ‘Neutropenia diagnosis’ and ‘Management of Neutropenia’. (21 minutes)

          IntechOpen

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          Mouth and Throat Problems during Cancer Treatment URL
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          Read the entire page. (6 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute, US

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          Sore mouth and throat URL
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          Read the entire page. (13 minutes)

          Canadian Cancer Society

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing management of neutropenia and mouth /throat problems in cancer patient URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 8
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      • Module 2: Lesson 9: Nursing Management of Extravasation and Peripheral Neuropathy in Cancer Patient

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe extravasation and peripheral neuropathy as side effects related to cancer and cancer treatment.
        2. Identify risk factors, signs, and symptoms of extravasation and peripheral neuropathy in cancer treatment.
        3. Describe the management of these side effects.
        4. Describe the nurse's role in the management of these side effects.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 33 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Extravasation Management URL
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          Read contents of ‘Background’, ‘Assessment’ ‘Management’ and ‘Patient education’. (24 minutes)

          Cancer Institutes of NSW, eviQ

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          Management of chemotherapy extravasation: ESMO–EONS Clinical Practice Guidelines URL
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          Read the entire article. (22 minutes)

          ESMO Annals of Oncology

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          Peripheral nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy) URL
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          Read the entire page. (7 minutes)

          Canadian Cancer Society

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          Nerve Problems (Peripheral Neuropathy) and Cancer Treatment URL
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          Read the entire page. (5 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute, US.

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          Systemic anticancer therapy-induced peripheral and central neurotoxicity: ESMO–EONS–EANO Clinical Practice Guidelines URL
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          Read contents from section ‘Treatment of CIPN’ to ‘Recommendations’. (24 minutes) 

          ESMO Annals of Oncology

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          Prevention and Management of Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy in Survivors of Adult Cancers: ASCO Guideline Update URL
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          Read contents of section ‘Abstract- Recommendations’ and ‘The Bottom Line’. (5 minutes)

          An American Society of Clinical Oncology Journal

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          Managing Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy URL
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          Read the entire page. (6 minutes)

          Oncology Nursing News

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing management of e xtravasation and peripheral neuropathy in cancer patient URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 9
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      • Module 2: Lesson 10: Patient Education

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define patient education.
        2. Discuss nurse's role in provision of patient education.
        3. Identify benefits of patient education in cancer patients.
        4. Describe evidence-based approaches and process of patient education.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 2 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          WMA DECLARATION OF LISBON ON THE RIGHTS OF THE PATIENT URL
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          Read the entire page. (9 minutes)

          World Medical Association

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          Patient Education Resource URL
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          Read the entire page. (25 minutes)

          Institute of Cancer NSW,  eviQ

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          Patient-Clinician Communication: American Society of Clinical Oncology Consensus Guideline URL
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          Read the content of ‘THE BOTTOM LINE’.(8 minutes)

          Journal of Clinical Oncology

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          Patient Education in Home Care: Strategies for Success URL
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          Read the entire article.  (20 minutes)

          Home Healthcare Now, Lippincott Nursing Center

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          Topic: Patient and Family Education URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 10
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      • Module 2: Lesson 11: Supportive Care

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define supportive care during and after cancer treatment.
        2. Describe the supportive care needs during and after cancer treatment.
        3. Identify the barriers to supportive care provision to cancer patients.
        4. Describe evidence-based screening and assessment approaches to identify supportive care needs.
        5. Explain the role of self-management as part of the supportive care process.
        6. Recognize self-care practices for nurses.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 24 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities
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          Module Five-Cancer Supportive Care Principle URL
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          EdCan Cancer Australia
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          A Supportive Care URL
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          Read the entire page (1 minute)

          National Cancer Institute

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          Self Management Support URL
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          Read the entire page ( 3 minutes)

          Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

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          Basic Strategies for Self-Care URL
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          Read the entire page ( 5 minutes)

          University of Texas

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Supportive Care for Cancer Patient URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 11
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      • Module 2: Lesson 12: Palliative Care

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define palliative care.
        2. Discuss the role and benefits of palliative care.
        3. Identify the barriers to palliative care.
        4. Outline the requirements for having an effective care team in palliative care.
        5. Discuss the topic of pain management in palliative care.
        6. Identify the common psychosocial issues during end-of-life care of patients and their families.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 47 Minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          What is palliative care till how palliative care URL
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          Read: What is palliative care till how palliative care is paid for (8 minutes)

          American Cancer Society

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          Barriers to Access to Palliative Care URL
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          Read: Current Reach of Palliative Care to Restrictive Program eligibility (18 minutes)

          NCBI

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          Cultural and Spiritual Considerations in Palliative Care URL
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          Read: The entire article (21 minutes)

          Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Palliative Care for Cancer Patient URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 12
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      • Module 2: Lesson 13: On Death and Dying

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the role of spirituality and cross-cultural beliefs and practices surrounding death.
        2. Identify the various aspects of providing support and comfort to terminally ill patients.
        3. Recognize common emergencies in oncology.
        4. Describe actions to address common oncology emergencies.
        5. Describe nurse's role in end-of-life planning and Advanced Directives
        6. Provide insights on Legacy and Life Review Projects.
        7. Describe the nurse's role in respect to funeral practices, rituals, and legalities.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 3 minutes.

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          Cultural beliefs and values in cancer patients URL
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          Read from ‘Introduction' to 'spirituality to cancer patients in ME countries’ (6 minutes)

          Annals of Oncology

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          Oncologic Emergencies: Recognition and Initial Management URL
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          Read Table 1. Summary of Oncologic Emergencies (3 minutes)

          American Family Physician

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          Oncology Nurses’ Role in Recognizing and Addressing Oncologic Emergencies URL
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          Read the entire page (9 minutes)

          ONS VOICE

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          Advance care planning and advance directives URL
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          Read the section “Advance Care Planning’ and ‘Advance Directives’ (16 minutes)

          Up ToDate

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          Making Memory Last: The Art of Legacy Work URL
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          Read the entire page (4 minutes)

          The University of Texas

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          Compassionate Care of the Terminally Ill URL
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          Read the contents of the sections ‘What Characteristics of Treaters Are Important in the Care of Dying Patients?’ And ‘How Can a Clinician Be Helpful to a Patient Who Is Terminally Ill?’ (15 minutes)

          The Primary Care Companion, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry

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          Facing End of Life URL
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          Read the section ‘providing psychological supports’ (10 minutes)

          Cancer Council Victoria

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Care on Death and Dying URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 13
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      • Module 2: Lesson 14: Grief and Bereavement

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the stages and expressions of grief.
        2.  Identify the grieving process around cancer diagnosis, trajectory, and prognosis.
        3. Describe the importance of self-reflection in grief and bereavement management
        4. Identify resources and support networks to face the diagnosis, trajectory, and prognosis of cancer.
        5. Summarize the understanding on self-reflection on one's own mortality, myths, beliefs, and attitudes facing the death.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 54 Minutes

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

        • url icon
          American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network URL
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          Read: The Entire Article (4 minutes)

        • url icon
          Coping with Grief URL
          Students must
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          Read: The Entire Article (8 Minutes)

          Cancer 

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          Grief and Bereavement What are grief, mourning, and bereavement? URL
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          Read: The entire Article (10 minutes)
          American Cancer Society
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          Loss, Grief, and Bereavement URL
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          Read: Complicated Grief (2 minutes)

          MedicineNet

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          Cancer Support Groups URL
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          Read: The Entire Article (5 minutes)

          National Cancer Institute

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          Cultural beliefs and values in cancer patients URL
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          Read: Culture, Myths ad Stigmna about cancer and their effects on patients Upto "How can we develop opportunities  for progress in cancer control" (10 minutes)

          Annals of Oncology

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          Additional Learning Options

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          Personal reflections on coping and loss URL
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          Read: The Entire Article (13 minutes)

          The British Psychologist Society

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Grief and Bereavement URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 14
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      • Module 2: Lesson 15: Nursing Ethics

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the main principles of Nursing practice ethics.
        2. Identify the provisions of the Nursing Code of Ethics specific guidance for nursing practice.
        3. Discuss the role and challenges of nursing ethics in oncology.
        4. Discuss the ethical issues and dilemmas that oncology nurses face in oncology nursing practice.
        5. Compare and contrast different ethical problem-solving strategies.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 36 minutes.

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          THE ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES URL
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          Read pages from 2 to 10 ( 10 minutes)

          International Council of Nurses

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          Introduction to Professional Nursing and Ethics URL
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          Read the section ethical principles, pages 67-81. (15 minutes)
        • url icon
          Ethics: Nursing Around the World: Cultural Values and Ethical Conflicts URL
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          Read the entire page (11 minutes)

          Online Journal of Issues in Nursing

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          Ethical Concepts in Patient Care URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 15
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      • Module 2: Lesson: 16. Scope of Nursing Practice

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define the scope of nursing practice.
        2. Recognize the provision of nursing care within the scope of practice.
        3. Discuss the liabilities and limitations such as negligence and malpractice in the scope of nursing oncology practice.
        4. Identify the ethical considerations in the documentation and medical record-keeping.
        5.  Identify the legal considerations in the documentation and medical record-keeping.
        6. Discuss the role of documentation and medical record-keeping in oncology nursing.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 43 minutes.

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          Scope of Practice URL
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          Read the section 'scope of practice' (2 minutes)

          ANA

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          Code of Ethics for Nursing Practitioners in South Africa URL
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          Read the section 'ethical principle' and  'value statement' (4 minutes)

          South African Nursing Council

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          Guidelines for reporting a case of Professional Misconduct URL
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          Read the entire page (3 minutes)

          South African Nursing Council

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          Nurses Negligence and Malpractice URL
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          Register for free on the Nursingcenter website and read the sections 'Defining and Tracking Malpractice' and 'Reducing Potential Liability' of this open-access article. (5 minutes)
          American Journal of Nursing

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          Ethical issues in electronic health records: A general overview URL
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          Read the entire page (15 minutes)

          Indian Society for Clinical Research

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          Nursing documentation and recording systems of nursing care URL
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          Read the section ‘purpose of Nursing Documentation' (7 minutes)

          Health Science Journal

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          Additional Learning Options

        • url icon
          Record Keeping and Documentation URL
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          Read the entire page (7 minutes)

          Ausmed

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          Slide Deck Presentation

        • url icon
          Topic: Scope of Nursing Practice URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 16
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      • Module 2: Lesson 17: Oncological emergencies - Cardiac Tamponade

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of cardiac tamponade. 
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including the incidence, etiology, and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3. List the clinical manifestations that are associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for cardiac tamponade.
        5. List the nursing role to address cardiac tamponade in a timely and effective manner.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 12 minutes.

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          The Cardiac Tamponade URL
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          Read: Entire article (4 minutes)

          MedlinePlus: Medical Encyclopedia

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          The Cardiac Tamponade URL
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          Read: Introduction, Etiology, Epidemiology, Pathophysiology, Evaluation, Treatment and Management, Enhancing Health care Team Outcomes (8 minutes)

          Statpearls

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergency_ Cardiac Tamponade URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 17
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      • Module 2: Lesson 18: Oncological emergencies_ Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of Disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy (DIC).
        2. Describe the risk factors associated with DIC.
        3. List the clinical manifestations (signs and symptoms) associated with DIC. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for DIC.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 20 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          The Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation URL
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          Read: Entire article till Living With (13 minutes)

          National Heart, Lungs, and Blood Institute

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          Merck Manual: Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) URL
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          Read: Entire article up to Treatment of DIC (4 minutes)

          Merkmanual

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          MedlinePlus: Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) URL
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          Read: Entire article up to possible complications (3 minutes)

          Medline Plus 

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          Slide Deck Presentation 

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergency DIC URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 18
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      • Module 2: Lesson 19: Oncological Emergencies_ Hypercalcemia of Malignancy

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of Hypercalcemia of Malignancy. 
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including the incidence, etiology, and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3.  List the clinical manifestations that are associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment including relevant diagnostic tests.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 39 minutes.

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          Pathophysiology and management of hypercalcemia in malignancy URL
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          Read the entire page. (44 minutes)

          Asian Journal of Oncology

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          Hypercalcemia of malignancy: An update on pathogenesis and management URL
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          Read: Entire Article (34 minutes)

          North American Journal of Medical Sciences

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergency_ Hypercalcemia of Malignancy URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 19
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      • Module 2: Lesson 20: Oncologic Emergencies- Septic Shock

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of septic shock. 
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including etiology and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3. List the clinical manifestations that are associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for septic shock including relevant diagnostic tests.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 52 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Surviving Sepsis Campaign: International Guidelines for Management of Sepsis and Septic Shock: 2016 URL
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          Read contents of section ‘APPENDIX 1.: Recommendations and Best Practice Statements’. (17 minutes)

          Critical Care Medicine

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          The Septic Shock URL
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          Read the entire page. (5 minutes)

          Canadian Cancer Society

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          The Third International Consensus Definitions for Sepsis and Septic Shock (Sepsis-3) URL
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          Read contents of ‘Box1’, ‘Box 2’, ‘Box 3’, and ‘Box 4’. (3 minutes)

          Journal of American Medical Association

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          Management of septic shock in the critically ill URL
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          Read the entire article. (22 minutes)

          Oxford Medicine Online, Oxford Textbook of Critical Care (2 ed.)

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          International critical care nursing considerations and quality indicators for the 2017 surviving sepsis campaign guidelines URL
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          Read contents from section ‘International critical care nursing interventions for patients with sepsis’. (5 minutes)

          Intensive Care Medicine Journal

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Oncologic Emergency- Septic Shock URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 20
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          Case Study

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          Sepsis Case Study Forum
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          Quiz: NCSBN Sepsis Case Study
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      • Module:2 Lesson : 21: Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies- Spinal Cord Compression

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of Spinal Cord Compression. 
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including the etiology and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3. List the clinical manifestations that are associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for spinal cord compression including relevant diagnostic tests.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 35 minutes.

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          The Spinal cord compression URL
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          Read the entire page (5 minutes)

          Cancer Research UK

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          The Spinal Cord Compression URL
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          Read the entire page (8 minutes)

          JOHNS HOPKINS MEDICINE

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          Oncology Emergency Series: Understanding spinal cord compression URL
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          Read the entire pages 44-50 (22 minutes)

           Wolters Kluwer Health

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Spinal Cord Compression URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 21
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      • Module 2: Lesson 22: Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies- Increased Intracranial Pressure

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of Increased Intracranial Pressure (ICP).
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including the etiology and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3. List the clinical manifestations associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for ICP including relevant diagnostic tests.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  24 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          The Increased Intracranial Pressure URL
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          Read the section  from 'Introduction' to 'Prognosis' (11 minutes)

          NCBI

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          The Increased Intracranial Pressure URL
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          Read the entire page (5 minutes)

          Canadian Cancer Society

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          Raised Intracranial Pressure URL
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          Read the section 'Management' (8 minutes)

          BMJ

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Increased Intracranial Pressure URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 22
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      • Module 2: Lesson: 23 Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies-Superior Vena Cava Syndrome

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of Superior Vena Cava Syndrome. 
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including the etiology and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3. List the clinical manifestations that are associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for superior vena cava syndrome including relevant diagnostic tests.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  13 minutes.

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          The Superior Vena Cava Syndrome URL
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          Read the entire page (5 minutes)

          American Society of Clinical Oncology

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          The Superior Vena Cava Syndrome URL
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          Read the entire page (8 Minutes)

          StatPearls

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Superior Vena Cava Syndrome URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 23
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      • Module 2: Lesson 24: Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies-SIADH

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of SIADH. 
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including the incidence, etiology, and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3. List the clinical manifestations that are associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for SIADH including relevant diagnostic tests.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  26 mins.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities 

        • url icon
          A Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone URL
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          Read the entire page (4 minutes)

          Canadian Cancer Society

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          Guidelines for the Management of Oncologic Emergencies in Adult Patients – Full Version URL
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          Download the PDF document ‘Oncologic Emergencies Guidelines’ and read page 20. (1 minute)
          Cancer Care Nova Scotia

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          Clinical management of SIADH URL
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          Read the section from 'What is SIADH?' to Treatment of SIADH using general and indirect means (21 minutes)

          SAGE Journals

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - SIADH URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 24
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      • Module 2: Lesson 25: Oncological Emergency_ Tumor Lysis Syndrome

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of Tumor Lysis Syndrome. 
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including the incidence, etiology, and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3. List the clinical manifestations that are associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for Tumor Lysis Syndrome including relevant diagnostic tests.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 29 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Diagnosis and management of tumor lysis syndrome. URL
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          Read the entire article. (12 minutes) 

          NCBI

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergency- Tumor Lysis Syndrome URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 25
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      • Module: 2: Lesson: 26 Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies- Hemorrhagic Cystitis

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of hemorrhagic cystitis. 
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including the incidence, etiology, and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3. List the clinical manifestations that are associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for hemorrhagic cystitis including relevant diagnostic tests.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  39 mins.

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          The Hemorrhagic Cystitis URL
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          Read the entire page (7 minutes)

          NSW

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          Hemorrhagic cystitis in cancer patients URL
          Students must
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          Read the section 'Prevention' and 'Management' (26 minutes)

          UpToDate

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          Mechanisms of hemorrhagic cystitis URL
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          Read the section ‘Mechanisms of bladder inflammation in people’ (6 minutes)

          NCBI

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Hemorrhagic Cystitis URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 26
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      • Module: 2 Lesson: 27: Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies- Anaphylaxis

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Explain the underlying pathophysiology of Anaphylaxis. 
        2. Describe the scope of the problem including the incidence, etiology, and risk factors for this oncologic emergency. 
        3. List the clinical manifestations that are associated with this emergency situation. 
        4. Explain the nursing assessment for Anaphylaxis including relevant diagnostic tests.
        5. Characterize the nursing interventions and supportive care important to address this problem in a timely and effective manner.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  43 mins.

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          The Pathophysiology of Anaphylaxis URL
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          Read the section ‘Immunologic Mechanism of Anaphylaxis’ to ‘Other potential mediators’ (32 minutes)
          The Journal of allergy and clinical immunology

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          The Anaphylaxis URL
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          Read the section Etiology of Anaphylaxis’ and ‘Pathophysiology’ (1 minutes)

          MSD Manual

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          The Allergic Reaction URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page (4 minutes)

          Virginia Cancer Institute

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          Management of infusion reactions to systemic anticancer therapy: ESMO Clinical Practice Guidelines URL
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          Read Table 2. Clinical criteria for diagnosing Anaphylaxis and Management (6 minutes)

          ESMO

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Nursing Management of Oncological Emergencies - Anaphylaxis URL
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          Quiz: Module 2: Lesson 27
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          Case Study for Clinical Judgment

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          Anaphylactic Drug Reaction Case Study Forum
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          Quiz: NCSBN Anaphylactic Drug Reaction
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      • Module 3: Enablers and Traits

        This unit addresses the skills the nurses need related to cancer prevention and treatment including effective communication, knowledge of change and conflict management, and use of technology. The concepts of critical thinking and clinical judgment along with learning agility and self-care are introduced as essential skills needed by the oncologic nurse. The importance of cultural competence and the identification of unconscious bias is introduced as key elements in nursing practice.

      • Module 3: Lesson 1: Effective Communication

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the fundamentals of communicating clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing. 
        2. Summarize the principles of facilitation skills to help in decision making. 
        3. Describe the learning needs of the adult learner
        4. Describe the principles to effectively teach virtual coaching/learning situations to inspire and engage team members. 
        5. Use skills to effective coaching in individual and group situations to inspire and engage team members.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 2 hours and 38 minutes.

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        • Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Effective communication in Nursing URL
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          Read the contents from ‘Principles of Communication’ to ‘Counter-productive communication techniques’. (30 minutes)

          IntechOpen

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          The Nurse's Role in Patient Education URL
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          Read the entire article. (5 minutes)

          Arkansas State University

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          Principles of adult learning URL
          Students must
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          Read the contents of sections ‘Educating adult patients, carers and family members’, ‘Communication in cancer care’. (5 minutes)

          Cancer Australia Website, eviQ

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          Tips on Facilitating Effective Group Discussions URL
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          Read the entire article. (10 minutes)

          Brown University

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          What is nurse coaching? URL
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          Read the contents of section ‘What is nurse coaching?’. (3 minutes)

          American Holistic Nurses Association

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          Barriers to communication URL
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          Watch the video clip and take notes of the good and poor communication. Identify barriers and promoters of effective communication. (5 minutes)

          Mesa Community College

        • Additional Learning Options

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          Patient-Centered Communication and Shared Decision Making URL
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          Read the entire article. (1 hour and 40 minutes)

          Institute of Medicine

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Effective Communication URL
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          Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 1
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      • Module 3: Lesson 2: Evidence Based Practice

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define Evidence Based Practice (EBP). 
        2. Discuss the significance of EBP to positive patient outcomes. 
        3. Describe the components and process of EBP.
        4. Explain the role of nursing research in patient care.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 33 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Evidence-Based Practice: Step by Step: The Seven Steps of Evidence-Based Practice URL
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          Read the entire article. (11 minutes)

          American Journal of Nursing

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          Understanding Clinical Expertise: Nurse Education, Experience, and the Hospital Context URL
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          Read the contents of section ‘Expertise’ in the literature review of this article. (2 minutes)

          Research in Nursing and Health

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          What do patient values and preferences mean? URL
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          Read the contents of section ‘Determinants of patient’s values’, pages 876-878. (6 minutes).

          Patient Education and Counselling Journal

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          Igniting a Spirit of Inquiry URL
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          Read the entire article. (12 minutes)

          American Journal of Nursing

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          Asking the Clinical Question URL
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          Read the entire article. (12 minutes). 

          American Journal of Nursing

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          Searching for the Evidence URL
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          Read the entire article. (19 minutes). 

          American Journal of Nursing

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          Rapid Critical Appraisal URL
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          Read the contents from ‘Rapid Critical Appraisal’. (16 minutes)

          American Journal of Nursing

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          Implementing an Evidence-Based Practice Change URL
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          Read the contents starting from ‘Engaging the Stakeholders’. (15 minutes). 

          American Journal of Nursing

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          Addiction, Opioids and Pain: Exemplar Nursing Science URL
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          Watch the entire video. (60 minutes)
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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          The Evidence-Based Practice URL
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          Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 2
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      • Module: 3 Lesson 3: Change Management

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe several change theories.
        2. Explain the change process. 
        3. Describe what is meant by learning organizations
        4. Identify strategies to bring about change.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 2 hours and 8 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Choosing Strategies for Change URL
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          Read the entire article starting from 'Diagnosing Resistance'. (30 minutes)

          Harvard Business Review

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          The Force field Analysis URL
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          Read the entire article. (2 minutes)

          University of Cambridge

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          Chaos Theory and Nursing URL
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          Read the contents from 'Introduction' to 'Conclusion' (12 minutes)

          International Journal of Caring Sciences

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          5 CRITICAL STEPS IN THE CHANGE MANAGEMENT PROCESS URL
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          Read the entire page (7 minutes)

          Harvard Business School Online

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          Learning Organization URL
          Students must
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          Read the contents from 'The learning organizations' to 'Team learning'. (16 minutes). 

          Infed.org

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          Change management and Communication URL
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          Read the entire document. (22 minutes). 

          Commonwealth of Australia

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          Factors influencing large-scale change in healthcare URL
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          Read the contents of 'Table: 2 Factors influencing large-scale change in healthcare'. (6 minutes)

          Sax Institute

        • url icon
          Leading change URL
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          Read the contents of 'Idea in brief' and 'Idea in practice' of page no.1. (4 minutes).

          Harvard Business Review

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          9 key healthcare trends in the 2020s URL
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          Read the content of section '9 key healthcare trends in 2020s'. (3 minutes)

          Healthcare Financial Management Association

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          Organizational Change URL
          Students must
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          Read the contents starting from 'Planning and Executing Change Effectively'. (16 minutes)

          University of Minnesota

        • url icon
          Diffusion of Innovation Theory URL
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          Read the entire article. (6 minutes)

          Boston University School of Public Health

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          Bridges Transition Model URL
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          Read the entire article. (4 minutes)

          William Bridges Associates

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Change Management. URL
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          Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 3
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      • Module 3: Lesson 4: Critical Thinking

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define Critical Thinking, Clinical Reasoning, and Clinical Judgment.
        2. Identify the components of Critical Thinking. 
        3. Explain the relationship of Critical Thinking, Critical Reasoning, and Clinical  Judgment.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 49 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          The Praxis of Critical Thinking in Nursing URL
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          Read contents of pages 18-19, 22-23, 25, 39-42, 44, 54, 58, 67, 83, 87, 97-98, and 114. (39 minutes)

          By Nancyruth Leibold

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          Next Generation NCLEX News URL
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          Read contents of page 3. (2 minutes)

          NCSBN

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          Thinking Like a Nurse: A Research-Based Model of Clinical Judgment in Nursing URL
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          Read the content of the section 'Research-based model of clinical judgment'. (8 minutes). 

          Christine A. Tanner

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          Slide Deck presentation

        • url icon
          Critical Thinking and Clinical Judgment URL
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          Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 4
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      • Module 3: Lesson 5: Conflict Management

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe conflict management and its benefits in health workplace.
        2. Describe the optimal environment for dialogue in conflict management and resolution.
        3. Describe communication skills to manage a conflict taking into account the roles of those involved.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 48 Minutes

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          What is Conflict and What Does it Look Like in the Workplace? URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire article (6 minutes)

          Cranaplus

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          Causes of Conflict in Organizations URL
          Students must
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          Read contents of section 'Why organizations have so much conflict?'. (3 minutes)

          OpenStax

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          Five Methods for Managing Conflict URL
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          Read the entire page (4 minutes)

          University of Southampton

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          Top Tips for Handling Conflict in Your Team URL
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          Read the entire page (5 minutes)

          University of Southampton

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          Taking an Assertive Approach to Conflict Resolution URL
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          Read the "Different approach of Conflict Management" (2 minutes)

          American Management Association

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          Being assertive: Reduce stress, communicate better URL
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          Read the entire page (8 minutes)

          Mayo Clinic

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          The Assertive Communication URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire article (6 minutes)

          Healthy WA, Department of Health, Government of Western Australia.

        • url icon
          What Are the Five Conflict Resolution Strategies? URL
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          Read: The Thomas-Kilmann Model (2 Minutes)

          Community Portland College

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          How to Be Assertive (Without Losing Yourself) URL
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          Read: The Entire Article (12 Minutes)

          Harvard Business Review

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          Slide Deck Presentation

        • url icon
          Conflict Management URL
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          Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 5
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      • Module 3: Lesson 6: Use of Technology

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Identify the significance of technology related to patient care. 
        2. Describe various types of technology resources.
        3. Explore the elements of systematic inquiry.
        4. Describe the nurse’s role in the use of technology resources related to patient care and outcomes. 
        5. Explore future trends in information technology in healthcare.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 2 hours and 12 minutes

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          What is Nursing Informatics and Why is it so Important? URL
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          Read the entire first page, contents of 'Building blocks of nursing communication' in the second page, and contents of the section 'Privacy, confidentiality and security of health information' on the third page. (6 minutes)

          Canadian Nurses Association

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          Balancing care with technology URL
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          Read the entire article. (3 minutes)

          Nursing Management (Springhouse)

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          Health IT Standards URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire article. (3 minutes)

          The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC)

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          An Informatics Infrastructure Is Essential for Evidence-based Practice URL
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          Read the entire article. (6 minutes)

          Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association

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          Nurses and the use of computer technology URL
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          Read the entire article. (5 mintes)

          Registered Nurse's Association of Ontario

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          The Impact of Emerging Technology on Nursing Care URL
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          Read the entire article. (47 minutes)

          Online Journal of Issues in Nursing

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          Computerized Provider Order Entry URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire article. (7 minutes).

          Agency of Healthcare Research and Quality

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          2020: Emerging Technology in Global Nursing Care URL
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          Read the entire page (11 minutes)

          HIMSS

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          Digital Technology and the Future of Health Systems URL
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          Read the contents starting from 'A New World of Healthcare' to 'Challenges'. (16 minutes).

          Health Systems & Reforms Journal

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          Additional Learning Material

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          New Technology in Nursing Education and Practice URL
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          Read the entire page (22 minutes)

          IOSR Journal of Nursing and Health Science (IOSR-JNHS)

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Use of Technology URL
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          Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 6
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      • Module 3: Lesson 7: Learning Agility

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define learning agility.
        2. Describe the importance of learning agility in oncology nursing.
        3. Describe the dimensions of learning agility and the practices for assessing learning.
        4. Identify the capabilities needed to perform in a new situation.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 22 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          High Potentials as High Learners URL
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          Read ‘People Agility’, ‘ Results Agility’, ‘Mental Agility’, ‘Change Agility’ and ‘Summary of the characteristics of the learning agile’. (2 minutes)

          Human Resource Management Journal

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          Workforce agility: An answer to turbulence in acute care nursing environments? URL
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          Read the entire article. (10 minutes)

          Nursing Management (Springhouse)

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          Tips for Improving Your Learning Agility URL
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          Read the entire article. (10 minutes)

          Center for Creative Leadership

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          Slide Deck Presentation

        • url icon
          Learning Agility URL
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          Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 7
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      • Module 3: Lesson 8: Self-Care

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the concept of compassion fatigue, triggers, signs and symptoms, and treatment.
        2. Compare and contrast self-care practices that promote psychological and physical well-being.
        3. Describe stress management techniques such as yoga, meditation, mindfulness, journaling.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 12 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Preventing Compassion Fatigue: Caring for Yourself URL
          Students must
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          Read: Section ‘Self-care strategies’ (6 minutes)

          National Association for the Education of Young Children

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          Self-care for nurses URL
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          Read the entire page (2 minutes)

          Australian Government Cancer Australia: EdCaN

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          Compassion Fatigue in Oncological Nursing URL
          Students must
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          Read the entire page (2 minutes)

          New Jersey City University

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          Continuing Education URL
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          Read ‘DEFINITIONS AND DISTINCTIONS’ and table 1. Symptoms of compassion fatigue (2 minutes)

          Oncology Nurse Advisor

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Topic: Self-Care URL
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          Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 8
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      • Module 3: Lesson 9: Unconscious Bias - Conscious Inclusion

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define Implicit and explicit bias.
        2. Describe the concept of implicit bias on the judgment and behavior of health practices.
        3. Recognize nursing's best practices to avoid and address the implicit biases.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 19 minutes.

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          Required Learning Resources and Activities

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          Module 3: Bias and Well-Meaning People URL
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          Read the content of sections on 'Introduction, 'Two types of Bias', 'How is it Possible', 'It's HOw We are Wired' and 'The Neuroscience'. Videos are optional. (9 minutes)

          National Center for Cultural Competence, Georgetown University

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          The Impact of Unconscious Bias in Healthcare: How to Recognize and Mitigate It URL
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          Read the entire article. (36 minutes) 

          The Journal of Infectious Disease

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          Implicit Racial/Ethnic Bias Among Health Care Professionals and Its Influence on Health Care Outcomes: A Systematic Review URL
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          Read sections on ‘PLAIN-LANGUAGE SUMMARY’. (3 minutes)

          American Journal of Public Health

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          Implicit bias in healthcare professionals: a systematic review URL
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          Read the content of pages 8-16. (22 minutes)

          American Academy of Family Physicians

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          Long-term reduction in implicit race bias: A prejudice habit-breaking intervention URL
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          Read content on section ‘Strategies for reducing implicit race bias’. (4 minutes)

          Journal of Experimental Social Psychology

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          Five strategies to combat unconscious bias URL
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          Read the content on ‘Tapping five strategies’ and ‘Positive changes’.(5 minutes)

          Nursing2021

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Unconscious Bias- Conscious Inclusion URL
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          Quiz: Module 3: Lesson 9
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      • Module 4: Health Care Systems and Legislation

        This unit provides an overview of the health care landscape within the local community and addresses how it affects nursing case management. Concepts related to nursing management and multidisciplinary team roles are explored.

      • Module 4: Lesson 1: Health Care Landscape in South Africa

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Describe the South African healthcare system 
        2. Describe how Medical Aid Schemes function. 
        3. Define Prescribed Minimum Benefits.
        4. Define a “treatable” cancer.
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 10 minutes.

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          Slide Deck Presentation

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          Health Care Landscape in South Africa. URL
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      • Module 4: Lesson 2: Nursing Case Management, Nurse Manager, and Multidisciplinary Team Roles

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Define case management.
        2. Describe the role of the Oncology Case Manager in a multidisciplinary team when caring for cancer patients.
        3. Describe the role of the Nurse Manager in a multidisciplinary team when caring for cancer patients.
        4. Describe the importance of a multidisciplinary team approach when caring for cancer patients.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 4 hours and 7 minutes.

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          Role of case manager URL
          Students must
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          Read entire page starting from 'Introduction' section.

        • url icon
          A multidisciplinary approach in providing transitional care for patients with advanced cancer URL
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          Read the entire article.

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          Discussion Forum: Nursing Case Management, Nurse Manager, and Multidisciplinary Team Roles (230 minutes)
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          In this activity, you will describe the important role of a nurse manager in a multidisciplinary team and using a multidisciplinary approach when caring for patients with co-occurring advanced cancer and substance use disorder [SUD]

          Step 1. Review [30 minutes]

          Review the hypothetical scenario below

          Imagine yourself applying for the position of nurse manager in a healthcare facility caring for patients with co-occurring cancer and substance use disorder.  You are about to be interviewed by the soon-to-retire nurse manager of the facility. As this is the final interview, you are asked to create a fictional case scenario simulating the role of a nurse manager in a multidisciplinary team in the same facility.

          Step 2. Respond [180 minutes]

          Prepare a 200-500 word response to present your fictional case scenario with the following inclusions:

          • Description of your tasks and responsibilities as a nurse manager in a multidisciplinary team within the healthcare facility mentioned in Step 1.
          • Daily challenges that you may encounter as a nurse manager
          • Strategies and practices that you will apply as a nurse manager to surpass these challenges.
          • Importance of a multidisciplinary team approach in this kind of setting.

          Step 3. Share [10 minutes]

          To share your work, click on the “Add a new discussion topic” button under this post and paste your work in the “Message” box. Make sure to reference others’ intellectual property when necessary. All references should follow 7th Edition APA formatting. For further instructions, see the resource on the Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library: APA citation resource (N.B. references are excluded from word counts).

          Step 4: Interact [10 minutes]

          To complete the activity, you will need to reply to at least two posts made by your peers in a respectful and professional manner. Ensure that your post engages your peers' ideas by including a reflection on their comments, sharing ideas of other potential difficulties and parties involved, or asking thought-provoking questions. Your response should respond to each of the three framework elements indicated in the table. If a peer comments on your posting, please reply. To post a reply, click “Reply” on a particular discussion, write your feedback and then click on “post to forum.”

          OPTIONAL Step 5: Interact (10 minutes)

          If you would like to, you can reply to your peers' posts in a respectful and professional manner. Ensure that your post engages your peers' ideas by including a reflection on their comments, sharing ideas of other potential difficulties and parties involved, or asking thought-provoking questions. If a peer comments on your posting, please reply. To post a reply, click “Reply” on a particular discussion, write your feedback and then click on “Post to forum.”

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      • Module 5: Pediatric Oncology

        This unit offers an overview of the care and management of pediatric patients with cancer and hematologic disorders, covering assessment, treatment modalities, specific cancers, emergencies, and holistic care, while emphasizing both medical and nursing management strategies to prepare healthcare professionals for the unique challenges of caring for children with cancer and their families.

      • Module 5: Unit 1: Overview Unit Objectives

        Learning Unit Outcomes:
        • Discuss the basic concepts related to pediatric oncology and hematology care.
        • Apply knowledge of child growth and development to pediatric oncology and hematology patients.
        • Interpret lab values and understand their implications for a child’s health status.
        • Implement nursing management strategies based on assessing children and interpreting lab values.
        • Apply concepts related to care, including understanding the hematopoietic stem cell chart, interpreting a CBC, implementing neutropenic precautions, and managing fevers.

      • Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 1: Assessment of Children

        Student Learning Outcomes:
        1. Assess the physical and emotional state of a child with cancer or a hematologic disorder.
        2. Identify signs and symptoms that may indicate changes in the child’s condition.
        3. Apply nursing management principles to plan and implement appropriate care based on the assessment findings.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 14 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 2: Growth and Development

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Identify the impact of cancer or a hematologic disorder on a child’s growth and development.
        2. Describe the developmental milestones and how they may be affected by disease or treatment.
        3. Identify nursing interventions to support average growth and development and address identified issues.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 53 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 3: Lab Values

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Interpret lab values and understand their implications for a child’s health status.
        2. Identify abnormal lab values that may indicate complications or side effects of treatment.
        3. Utilize nursing management strategies to monitor lab values and manage any identified issues.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 12 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 4: Risk of Infection and Neutropenic Precautions

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Explain the rationale for neutropenic precautions and the potential consequences of neutropenia.
        2. Describe how to implement neutropenic precautions to prevent infections in children with cancer or a hematologic disorder.
        3. Apply nursing management strategies to monitor for signs of infection and intervene. 

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 36 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 5: Management of Common Side Effects

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the side effects and include cause and treatment and nursing management of the following common side effects of cancer treatment: Fevers; Skin concerns; Nausea and vomiting; Diarrhea and constipation; Fatigue; Knowledge deficit

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 6: Nutrition and Hydration

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Discuss the significance of nutrition and hydration in children undergoing cancer treatment.
        2. Describe the causes of alterations in nutrition and hydration in children undergoing cancer treatment.
        3. Outline the nursing management and interventions related to nutrition and hydration in a child undergoing cancer treatment.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 50 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 1: Lesson 7: Communication and Age-Specific Concerns in Pediatric Oncology

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Discuss the unique communication considerations of pediatric oncology patients at varying developmental stages.
        2. Describe how age influences the experience of pediatric oncology patients in terms of communication.
        3. Develop nursing interventions and strategies to support appropriate communication with pediatric oncology patients based on their age and developmental level.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 52 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 2: Treatment Modalities

        Unit Learning Outcomes:
        • Describe the various treatment modalities in pediatric oncology and hematology.
        • Identify the impact of these treatments on the growth and development of pediatric patients.
        • Evaluate the late effects of these treatments.
        • Apply nursing management strategies in the care of pediatric patients undergoing these treatments.

      • Module 5: Unit 2: Lesson 1: Immunotherapy, Chemotherapy, Surgery and Radiation

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the principles and mechanisms of immunotherapy, chemotherapy, surgery and radiation in pediatric oncology.
        2. Evaluate the effect of immunotherapy, chemotherapy, surgery and radiation on the growth and development of pediatric patients.
        3. Identify the potential late effects of immunotherapy, chemotherapy, surgery and radiation.
        4. Apply nursing management strategies in the care of pediatric patients undergoing immunotherapy, chemotherapy, surgery and radiation.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 17 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 2: Lesson 2: Stem Cell Transplant and Advanced Therapies

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the principles and mechanisms of stem cell transplants and T-cell therapies in pediatric oncology.
        2. Explain the potential impact of these advanced therapies on the growth and development of pediatric patients.
        3. Identify the potential acute and late effects of these advanced therapies.
        4. Apply nursing management strategies in the care of pediatric patients undergoing these.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 2 hours and 15 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 3: Cancers in Childhood

        Unit Learning Outcomes:
        • Describe the definitions and presentations of pediatric leukemias and lymphomas.
        • Identify the symptoms associated with pediatric leukemias and lymphomas.
        • Discuss the medical management of pediatric leukemias and lymphomas.
        • Outline the nursing management of pediatric patients with leukemias and lymphomas.

      • Module 5: Unit 3: Lesson 1: Leukemias and Lymphomas

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        a. Leukemias:
            i) Acute lymphoblastic leukemia 
            ii) Acute myeloid leukemia 
        b. Lymphomas:
            i) Hodgkin lymphoma
            ii) Non-Hodgkin lymphoma

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 40 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 3: Lesson 2: Solid Tumors

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Define and describe the presentation of common pediatric solid tumors, including medulloblastoma, gliomas, neuroblastoma, Wilms tumor, rhabdomyosarcoma, retinoblastoma, and Ewing sarcoma.
        2. Identify the symptoms associated with each of these pediatric solid tumors.
        3. Discuss the medical management of pediatric solid tumors.
        4. Outline the nursing management of pediatric patients with solid tumors.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 44 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 4: Pediatric Emergencies

        Unit Learning Outcomes:

        • Describe the following pediatric emergencies in children with cancer.
        • Describe the medical management and the nursing management of pediatric oncologic emergencies.

      • Module 5: Unit 4: Lesson 1: Pediatric Emergencies

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the following pediatric oncologic emergencies in children with cancer:
          a. Tumor lysis syndrome
          b. Febrile neutropenia
          c. Increased intracranial pressure/brain herniation
          d. Superior vena cava obstruction
          e. Spinal cord compression
          f. Hyperleukocytosis
          g. Typhlitis
          h. Malignant GI obstruction
          i. Hypercalcemia
          j. Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome
          k. Cardiac tamponade l. disseminated intravascular coagulation
        2. Discuss the medical management of each pediatric oncologic emergency listed above.
        3. Outline the nursing management for each pediatric oncologic emergency listed above.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 2 hours and 22 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 5: Hematologic Disorders

        Unit Learning Outcomes:

        • Describe the various hematologic disorders in pediatric patients.
        • Identify the symptoms and presentation of these disorders.
        • Define the medical management of these disorders.
        • Apply nursing management and interventions in pediatric patients with hematologic disorders.

      • Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 1: Red Blood Cell and Iron Disorders

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the various red blood cell and iron disorders in pediatric patients, including:
          a. Sickle cell disease
          b. Anemias
          c. Thalassemia
          d. Iron deficiency anemia
          e. Megaloblastic anemia
          f. Hemolytic anemia
          g. Hemochromatosis
        2. Identify the symptoms and presentation of red blood cell and iron disorders mentioned above in pediatric patients
        3. Define the medical management of red blood cell and iron disorders mentioned above in pediatric patients
        4. Apply nursing management and interventions in pediatric patients with the red blood cell and iron disorders mentioned above

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 41 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 2: Bleeding Disorders

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the various bleeding disorders in pediatric patients, including:
          a. Hemophilia
          b. Von Willebrand Disease
          c. Thrombocytopenia and platelet dysfunctions
          d. Fibrinogen disorders
        2. Identify the symptoms and presentation of bleeding disorders mentioned above in pediatric patients
        3. Define the medical management of the bleeding disorders mentioned above in pediatric patients
        4. Apply nursing management and interventions in pediatric patients with the bleeding disorders mentioned above

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 10 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 3: Thrombosis and Coagulation Disorders

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the various thrombosis and coagulation disorders in pediatric patients, including Inherited coagulation disorders and Thrombosis
        2. Identify the symptoms and presentation of the thrombosis and coagulation disorders mentioned above in pediatric patients
        3. Define the medical management of the thrombosis and coagulation disorders mentioned above in pediatric patients
        4. Apply nursing management and interventions in pediatric patients with the thrombosis and coagulation disorders mentioned above

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 42 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 4: Autoimmune Blood Cell Disorders

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the various autoimmune blood cell disorders in pediatric patients, including Immune thrombocytopenia and Autoimmune hemolytic anemia
        2. Identify the symptoms and presentation of the autoimmune blood cell disorders mentioned above in pediatric patients
        3. Define the medical management of the autoimmune blood cell disorders mentioned above in pediatric patients
        4. Apply nursing management and interventions in pediatric patients with the autoimmune blood cell disorders mentioned above

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 53 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 5: Lesson 5: Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the various bone marrow failure syndromes in pediatric patients, including Aplastic anemia and Myelodysplastic syndrome
        2. Identify the symptoms and presentation of the bone marrow failure syndromes mentioned above in pediatric patients
        3. Define the medical management of the bone marrow failure syndromes mentioned above in pediatric patients
        4. Apply nursing management and interventions in pediatric patients with the bone marrow failure syndromes mentioned above

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute):  55 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 6: Holistic Care

        Unit Learning Outcomes:

        • Demonstrate comprehensive understanding and proficiency in providing holistic care to pediatric oncology patients and their families.
        • Assess and manage pain effectively, utilizing various methods of pain management.
        • Navigate ethical dilemmas commonly encountered in pediatric oncology care.
        • Communicate empathetically with patients and families about end-of-life care decisions.
        • Support families through pediatric oncology treatment challenges, providing emotional and educational support.
        • Facilitate informed decision-making by patients and families regarding treatment options.
        • Provide survivorship support, addressing both the long-term physical and psychological effects of pediatric cancer treatment.
        • Address fertility preservation needs and discuss reproductive rights with patients and families.
        • Integrate alternative and adjunctive therapies into patient care plans as appropriate.

      • Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 1: Pain Management

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Identify common sources of pain in pediatric oncology patients.
        2. Describe the various methods of pain management 
        3. Apply effective nursing interventions for pain management.
        4. Educate patients and families about pain management strategies.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 9 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 2: Palliative Care and End-of-Life

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Define the role of palliative care in pediatric oncology.
        2. Describe compassionate end-of-life care to pediatric oncology patients.
        3. Communicate effectively with patients and families about end-of-life decisions.
        4. Discuss ethics in end-of-life care
        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 12 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 3: Treatment of the Family

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the impact of pediatric oncology on the family unit.
        2. Define the elements of supportive care and education to families of pediatric oncology patients.
        3. Discuss methods to facilitate family involvement in the child’s care.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 53 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 4: Ethical Concerns

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Identify and describe ethical issues commonly encountered in pediatric oncology (including Consent, Assent, and Dissent).
        2. Apply ethical principles in decision-making processes
        3. Describe how an ethics decision-making model can assist nurses in the care of pediatric clients and their families
        4. Advocate for the rights and best interests of pediatric oncology patients.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 56 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 5: Survivorship

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the long-term physical and psychological effects of pediatric cancer treatment.
        2. Describe supportive care and education to pediatric cancer survivors.
        3. Discuss ways to facilitate the transition from active treatment to survivorship.

        Approximate time required for the readings for this lesson (at 144 words/minute): 1 hour and 5 minutes.

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      • Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 6: Fertility Preservation

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Describe the impact of pediatric cancer treatment on future fertility.
        2. Discuss fertility preservation options with patients and families.
        3. Discuss the reproductive rights of pediatric oncology patients.

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      • Module 5: Unit 6: Lesson 7: Alternative and Adjunctive Therapies

        Student Learning Outcomes:

        1. Define the role of alternative and adjunctive care in treating pediatric oncology patients.
        2. Describe various adjunctive therapies.
        3. Identify how various belief systems impact the care of children with cancer.
        4. Describe patient self-care activities and the use of spiritual and traditional healers.
        5. Describe the nurse’s role in the adaptation of care in managing varied health beliefs as they relate to a child with cancer.

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          Cancer-specific Patient Care Sheets

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          'Nursing Brain Sheet'

          The following sheets provide the nurse with a working template to organize their clinical work. Download and customize this sheet as per your need. 

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          Clinical Nursing Skills Procedure Checklists/Videos

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          Brachial Pulse - Procedure checklist URL
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          Respiration assessment- Procedure Checklist URL
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          Skin, Hair, Nail Assessment - Procedure Checklist URL
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          Open Access Textbook on Nursing Clinical Skills

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          This is an open-access textbook on fundamental nursing skills, provided by Chippewa Valley Technical College licensed under Creative Commons – Attribution 4.0 International.  Please feel free to download it and use it. For other open-access nursing textbooks, please visit XanEdu.com website.



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