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A diagnosis of colorectal cancer can bring on many questions about the disease, where it came from, and how it will be treated. Review these frequently asked questions and make a list of additional questions to ask of your healthcare team.

The treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer includes many challenges and an overwhelming amount of information. Listed here are helpful tips to best manage the most common side effects, provide advice on when you should call the medical team, and to offer resources for support during this journey.

As the use of CAR T-Cell therapy grows, understanding the events involved, the adverse events associated with this therapy and evidence-based management strategies is critical. Use this resource to enhance your understanding of the process behind CAR T-Cell therapy and nursing considerations associated with the treatment. 

Hormone therapy treatment for prostate cancer have various side effects that impact daily life. Some of these side effects include an increase in breast tissue, erectile dysfunction, weight gain, fatigue, hot flashes, and mood swings. These side effects impact sexual health and some patients do not feel comfortable sharing their concerns with the healthcare team. Use this resource to prepare for this delicate conversation.

Prostate cancer in early diagnosis presents an ideal opportunity for shared decision-making as the patient navigates the various stages of prostate cancer in their lifetime.

Review this huddle card in a group or individually to learn more about bispecifics.

Climate change amplifies exposure to known carcinogens, leading to increased cases of cancer and other diseases. This huddle card reviews climate change and environmental health, including the effect of climate change on patients with cancer and how nurses can be advocates at local and national levels.

Moral distress occurs when conflicting values and views violate a healthcare provider’s integrity. Although clinicians can confront and respond to individual ethical conflicts, moral distress persists when they cannot identify a course of action that maintains their ethical values. Review this huddle card in a group or individually to learn more about moral resilience and how you and your colleagues can cultivate a resilient practice.  

Achieve a higher understanding of biosimilar treatment with easy to understand analogies along with learning strategies on how to explain this treatment to your patients.

This patient education resource can be used for patients who are at risk of constipation. This version is in Spanish.