oncological

Examples of oncology

oncology
This is particularly clear in the case of research protocols which have become part and parcel of modern oncology.
A brief overview of the status of radiation oncology in developing countries will be presented in order to locate the study.
One therapeutic area that is particulary prone to an increased consumption of high-cost pharmaceuticals is oncology.
The impact of a grief workshop for pediatric oncology nurses on their grief and perceived stress.
Its source may be external, from outside the service, for example friends or the media, or due to inconsistent information from oncology centre staff.
Stress levels in nursing staff working in oncology.
Available studies have enhanced our understanding of some of the challenges faced by oncology nurses, but relatively few provided prevalence estimates of burnout or distress.
In cancer clinics, studies have been done to examine how well oncologists and oncology nurses can intuit their patients' suffering.
The effects of an educational intervention on oncology nurses' attitude, perceived knowledge, and self-reported application of complementary therapies.
Conventional hospitalization included all the different services provided at acute care hospitals that dealt with oncology patients.
This book provides a comprehensive and most recent overview of gene therapy approaches in oncology, including the approach discussed in this review.
Breaking the mould: roles, responsibilities and skills mix in departments of clinical oncology.
This study examined parental perspectives regarding bereavement services from a pediatric oncology treating center.
In our sample, cardiologists report different experiences than their oncology and primary care colleagues in end-of-life care.
Of these, 610 technologies were from six target clinical specialties: cardiology, diabetes, neurology, oncology, rheumatology, and obstetrics and gynecology.
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