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Evidence-based oral care for oral mucositis
Michele Farrington1, Laura Cullen, Cindy Dawson
1University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Iowa City, Iowa, USA.
Abstract:
Nurses must intervene to provide evidence-based supportive care and symptom management for cancer patients. Oral mucositis, a distressing side effect of cancer treatment, is both a research and clinical priority. Nurses can lead improvements with evidence-based oral mucositis interventions. This article describes application of evidence-based clinical recommendations for oral mucositis across diverse patient populations.
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