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TTH trains frontline nurses to improve early detection of chemotherapy complications

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TTH trains frontline nurses to improve early detection of chemotherapy complications

The day’s interactive training, formed part of a quality improvement project, aimed at strengthening the safety and quality of cancer care at the hospital by equipping nurses outside the Oncology Unit with basic knowledge and practical skills to recognise treatment-related complications.

He said extending basic oncology knowledge beyond the specialised cancer unit would help create a more coordinated response to chemotherapy-related complications and improve patient safety.

He said strengthening the capacity of frontline nurses to identify chemotherapy-related toxicities early would help reduce avoidable delays in care, improve patient safety and contribute to better cancer treatment outcomes.

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