Shifting Gears: Transitioning Healthy Lifestyle Education Into Early Post-Treatment Survivorship
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During cancer treatment, oncology nurses emphasize patient and family education about coping strategies to manage adverse events such as gastrointestinal effects and fatigue. However, information about how to return to health.
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