Breast cancer survivors with lymphedema experience physical, psychosocial, and quality-of-life difficulties. Cancer treatment-related lymphedema often is viewed as a disabling condition, and that assumption has fostered an environment in which oncology nurses are not actively involved in the care...

Download the 2014 revision to Putting Evidence Into Practice interventions for fatigue for free at https://cjon.ons.org/file/14001/download by Fu et al., CJON, 18 (6, Suppl.), 68-79. Cancer treatment is the leading cause of lymphedema in developed countries. Development and severity of lymphedema...

Lymphedema (LE) is described as chronic swelling caused by impairment in lymphatic system drainage. The cause of LE is either primary or secondary (Holcomb, 2006). The experience can be disturbing. Patients and healthcare providers often overlook the initial presentation because of subtle changes...