Immunotherapy: Exploring the State of the Science .
Immunotherapy research provides opportunities for nurse scientists and researchers to be at the forefront of the changing landscape of cancer treatment. As these therapies continue to develop, current initiatives will seek to support nurses in clinical practice who must provide safe, evidence-based care and education to patients and their families. This article explores the current state of immunotherapy research and the ways in which continued research can help to advance nursing education and practice.
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
Pamela K
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Ginex
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Kelly
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Brassil
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Beth
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clinical trials; immunotherapies; nursing research ; personalized medicine