Animal Assisted Therapy and Pediatric Oncology Patients
Animal Assisted Therapy and Pediatric Oncology Patients
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Pediatric oncology focuses on caring for pediatric patients, ages zero to eighteen, who are diagnosed with cancer. Research has shown certain interventions which benefit with treatment of these patients. Not only does the nurse working with pediatric patients care for the patient, they also care for the patient’s support system, including parents, siblings, and other family members. A nurse working in a pediatric oncology unit should exhibit strong communication skills and a professional behavior and provide education to the patients and their family or support system