Is there a role for Prehabilitation in the HSCT patient pathway
By Heather Gilmore, Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist in Haematology and Blood and Marrow Transplant at the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board and Janet Baker, Apheresis Nurse Specialist BFAC at The Royal Marsden in Sutton and Lecturer Practitioner at The Royal Marsden School.
Read moreWorking at an Advanced level of Practice – a reflective piece
By Francisca Mendes
Read moreImatinib for gastrointestinal stromal tumours
By Aoibhinn O’Reilly and YiWen Hon
Read moreManagement of terminal agitation and its impact on patients and healthcare professionals
By Felicity Hafner and Martin Galligan
Read moreThe impact of physical activity on deconditioning and cancer-related fatigue in the haemato-oncology population
Written by Jennifer Mercer, supported by Janet Baker
Read moreVideo Abstracts for Impact in Applied Health Research – using novel formats to make clinical research findings available to the people it affects: patients and their clinicians
by Cathy Sandsund, Stephan Caspar, Theresa Wiseman, Clare Shaw, and Justin Roe
Read moreCryotherapy as an intervention for High Dose Melphalan- induced Mucositis in Myeloma patients.
By Jessica Nicol-Smith and Janet Baker
Read moreIntroduction to the Royal Marsden School Journal
By Rebecca Verity
Read morePreparing the Apheresis service for novel cellular therapies (CAR-T)
By Janet Baker and Dee Moloney
Read moreChallenges in the holistic management of breathlessness for palliative lung cancer patients
By Lucy Denny and YiWen Hon
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