Nursing Care Plan and Management of Patients With Acute Leukemia.

OBJECTIVE

To provide an overview of the integration of nursing care services for patients with acute leukemia in the past, present and future.

DATA SOURCES

Published literature as indexed in Medline, relevant guideline documents, textbooks and clinical experience.

CONCLUSION

Patients with acute leukemia have significant nursing care demands that are frequently unmet by routine oncology treatment. The initial introduction of expert nursing care into routine oncology treatment boosts patient-centered results in people with advanced solid tumors, according to research. Recent data suggest that patients with hematologic malignancies who have undergone transplantation of stem cells have similarly improved, and further trials are being conducted to assess nursing care treatments in patients with acute leukemia.

NURSING PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS

Nurses are essential in the management of patients with acute leukemia both in and out of the hospital. As a result, having a basic understanding of these illnesses is critical. In the management of oncologic crises, early symptom identification is crucial.