The Role Of An Oncology Nurse | The Children's Hospital | BBC Scotland
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- čas přidán 20. 10. 2020
- Dot has worked in nursing for 36 years - 25 of which she has spent working with children in hospital. Four years ago, she qualified as an oncology nurse to care for young cancer patients, and she shares her experiences here of working with those children.
Here we meet just a few of her patients - Carter, who is having chemotherapy - and Lachlan, who is getting to ring the bell after completing his treatment for neuroblastoma.
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No matter who it is, where it is, I always tear up when I see someone ring that bell.
im studying childrens nursing and my goal is to join oncology
Nurse Dot thank you for your service! You are an awesome person!
Lachlan brought tears to my eyes 🥺 what a soldier 🤩👏 hope hes doing well
I don’t know why but for some reason at 4am this is what CZcams offered
honestly When I found out I had herpes, I was completely lost because I didn't know what to do and I worried about how the incident would affect my relationship. I couldn't go about it but positive thinking and a healthy approach keeps me going. I tried finding help in all possible area but my efforts were to no avail. But with the help of Dr cletus, I discussed the issue with him and I was treated so after some times I went back for another test which came out NEGATIVE and I want to say a very thanks to you Dr Cletus for helping me..
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Glad to see people like you :_)
Awesome human💜
💖💖💖
I hope Lachlan's still okay.
I want ask what are you doing during extravasation for chemotherapy
They review the grading of extravasation and tissue damage according to various chemotherapeutic drugs