Objectives: To examine the association between attachment orientation and relationships with physicians and nurses among Israeli patients with advanced cancer. Sample & Setting: 52 patients with advanced cancer during active oncologic treatment. Methods & Variables: Eligible patients who...

Competent genetic and genomic nursing practice requires the incorporation of various ethical approaches, or tools, into patient decision making. Using different decision-making approaches, which converge to answer an ethical issue, nurses can be confident that their judgment is justified. A lack of...

Background: Studies have shown that the moral distress experienced by nurses affects patient outcomes and staff engagement. Objectives: The purpose of this quality improvement initiative was to implement a process for staff to cope with moral distress. Methods: The 21-item Moral Distress Scale–...

Background: Research biopsies (RBs) are essential to understanding tumor biology and mechanisms of resistance and to advancing precision medicine. However, RBs have associated risks and may not benefit the patient. Objectives: The purpose of this integrative review is to summarize and synthesize...