Parenting through Cancer

This book provides a comprehensive, evidence-based overview of pediatric oncology nursing within a precision health framework. It synthesizes the current state of nursing science relevant to children with cancer and their families, addressing the full trajectory of care—from diagnosis and treatment through survivorship and palliative care. Designed to bridge research and practice, the text emphasizes how nurses can translate evidence into clinical care while also contributing to the advancement of science through research initiatives.

Key Features

• Wide-ranging content: Covers symptom management, self-care strategies, exercise and physical activity, family-centered care, palliative care, genetic counseling, and nurse involvement in treatment decision-making.
• Precision health perspective: Focuses on individualized care tailored to the child’s needs and context, reflecting emerging trends in personalized medicine.
• Research-to-practice emphasis: Highlights which findings are ready for clinical application and identifies areas requiring further investigation.
• Resiliency and survivorship: Discusses both patient and nurse resilience, as well as long-term survivorship considerations for children and families.
• Global expert contributions: Authored by leading pediatric oncology nurses and researchers worldwide, ensuring a breadth of perspective and international relevance.
• Target audience: Essential for pediatric oncology nurses, including bedside, research, and leadership roles; also valuable for nurse educators, non-oncology nurses, and researchers interested in pediatric oncology care.