Oncology Nursing（肿瘤护理）

This course covers an introduction to oncology nursing and some common clinical malignancies including breast, gastric, colorectal, liver, pancreatic, lung, esophageal, kidney, bladder, prostate, bone, and brain tumors. Moreover, it explores their epidemiological characteristics, etiology, pathology, clinical manifestations, diagnostic findings, medical management, nursing assessment, nursing diagnoses/problems, and nursing implementations. All sessions will be conducted entirely in English, accompanied by subtitles in both English and Chinese. The teaching faculty of this course comprises scholars and experts from renowned universities or tertiary hospitals, including Peking University School of Nursing, Florida State University College of Nursing, Peking University First Hospital, Peking University People’s Hospital, and Peking University Third Hospital. Pooling our extensive years of clinical and teaching experience, we have collaboratively crafted this course. If you are a nursing student or a frontline clinical nursing professional, you can acquire knowledge about the care for common malignant tumors. If you are a non-medical professional but concerned about public health, this course will deepen your comprehensive understanding of oncology nursing and enhance your awareness and ability to prevent tumors. Let’s gather here to exchange and learn!

• Chapter 1. Introduction to Oncology Nursing
• Chapter 2. Nursing Care of Patients With Breast Cancer
• Chapter 3. Nursing Care of Patients With Gastric Cancer
• Chapter 4. Nursing Care of Patients With Liver Cancer
• Chapter 5. Nursing Care of Patients With Pancreatic Cancer
• Chapter 6. Nursing Care of Patients With Lung Cancer
• Chapter 7. Nursing Care of Patients With Esophageal Cancer
• Chapter 8. Nursing Care of Patients With Kidney Cancer
• Chapter 9. Nursing Care of Patients With Bladder Cancer
• Chapter 10. Nursing Care of Patients With Prostate Cancer
• Chapter 11. Nursing Care of Patients With Bone Tumors
• Chapter 12. Nursing Care of Patients With Brain Tumors