The majority of patients experience gastrointestinal symptoms at some point: nausea in about 42 percent, vomiting in 22 percent
Skin Reactions: A small number of individuals report minor skin itching or bumps, which are usually transient and mild
Moderator: - Betty Chaar, Associate Professor The University of Sydney, Australia - Carl Schneider, Associate Professor in Pharmacy Practice The University of Sydney School of Pharmacy, Faculty of Medicine and Health, The University of Sydney, Australia Panellists: - Cicely Roche, Associate Professor in Practice of Pharmacy & Trinity College Dublin Fellow in Education for Sustainable Development, Ireland - Sharon Pfleger,Professor Consultant in Pharmaceutical Public Health NHS Highland, United Kingdom - Sanya Ram, Senior Lecturer Auckland University, New Zealand Watch video Digital event video 1 February 2024, 15:00 - 16:30 CET Optimising cancer care: community pharmacy strategies to support patients on oral treatment More This digital event explores the critical role of community pharmacies in advancing cancer care, particularly for patients undergoing oral treatment
This seems like a failure of the model, with no biological consistency
