A time to weep and a time to laugh: humour in the nurse–patient relationship in an adult cancer setting

Overview of attention for article published in Supportive Care in Cancer, December 2013

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Cancer nursing is very rewarding. I can remember so many occasions when I shared a laugh with patients, carers and colleagues. My previous study is relevant to your question: https://t.co/cpfXLNFCDf @OncNursingNews

"Constant assessment and reflection in the use of humour..." #StandUpToCancer #SU2C http://t.co/YY4182VwbF

"The benefits of humour are recognised by cancer patients and nurses..." #StandUpToCancer #SU2C http://t.co/YY4182VwbF

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