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Keywords: nurse, haematological toxicities, Training Initiative in Thrombocytopenia, Anaemia and Neutropenia, .
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Nurses to get frontline training in haematological toxicities
Nurses need to know about haematological toxicities so that they understand how to manage problems and are able to identify who is at risk and teach patients the danger signs. A new course will soon be available to further develop their expertise.
» Raphaël Brenner
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