Oncology Care (Cancer Patients):

 Oncology Care (Cancer Patients):

• Psychosocial support through therapeutic communication and intervention.

• Pain Assessment and Symptom Management.

• Educating family members and patient

• Preparing/Escorting patients for radiation therapy

• Care of skin and wound incurred due to radiation therapy


• Tracheotomy Dressings


• Tracheotomy Suctioning

• Tracheotomy Weaning


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