Highlights From the Latest Issue: August 2026, Vol 19, No 3

  • Right Patient, Right Treatment, Right Time: Oncology Nurses and Personalizing Prostate Cancer Care

    Right Patient, Right Treatment, Right Time: Oncology Nurses and Personalizing Prostate Cancer Care

    Prostate cancer care often begins with a number. For Patient A, a 68-year-old man, the number is an elevated prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level found during routine screening. He feels well. He has no symptoms. But further evaluation leads to a diagnosis of low-risk prostate cancer. His first question is direct: “Do I need surgery?”

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  • Beyond Burnout: Recognizing Moral Distress in Oncology Nursing

    Beyond Burnout: Recognizing Moral Distress in Oncology Nursing

    Oncology nurses regularly navigate situations in which the clinically available path and the path that feels right may not seem like the same thing. A nurse may question whether continued treatment is benefiting a person whose condition is worsening, struggle with conflicting goals among members of the care team and family, or feel unable to provide the time and attention an individual needs because of workload demands.

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