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October 9, 2022

Assessment of Nurse’s Knowledge About Management of Chemotherapy Side Effects in Al-Amal Center for Oncology-Taiz, Yemen

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GAGalal Faisal Abdulqader Abdulla AlbaniAAAbdulrahman T. AhmedEME. Mohamed

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Overview

Descriptive cross-sectional study reveals nurses' knowledge gaps in managing chemotherapy side effects for cancer patients.

Key Points

  • Half of the nurses demonstrated good knowledge regarding the management of chemotherapy side effects, indicating a need for further training.
  • Out of 26 assessed nurses, 50% had good knowledge of side effects, while 34.6% were moderately knowledgeable.
  • The study utilized a structured interview questionnaire to evaluate nurses' understanding, collecting data on demographics and knowledge.
  • With a majority of participants aged 25-30 years, some had over five years of chemotherapy experience, yet knowledge improvement is essential.

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Albani et al. (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af80717567bf4f94ff743chttps://doi.org/10.51610/rujms7.1.2023.143
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