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A survey of 18 oncology nurses revealed good general knowledge of depression symptoms, though most did not employ screening tools in daily practice and acknowledged lacking specific training.
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Limited resources and lack of training affect nurses' ability to correctly manage depression in cancer patients, despite having good general knowledge of the condition.
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May hinder depression screening in oncology despite knowledge; hypothesis-generating for targeted nurse training interventions.
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Rhondali et al. (2014) conducted an observational in Depression in cancer patients (n=18). Video education program was evaluated on Nurses' perceptions of depression and their role in its management and systematic screening. A survey of 18 oncology nurses revealed good general knowledge of depression symptoms, though most did not employ screening tools in daily practice and acknowledged lacking specific training.
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