Impact of burn-out syndrome in oncology personnel and its improvement through specific interventions

Abstract Background Burn-Out Syndrome (BOS) in oncology nurses, has few experiences reported about its incidence and impact in its three different areas: emotional and physical exhaustion, cynism and despersonalization and no personal nor profesional fulfillment. There is a lack of resources for its diagnosis and management, although it impacts negatively in the patient attention/ care quality and the quality of institutional processes, added the personal impact in personal workers lives. Our objective was to determine the incidence of the BOS in our workers, analyze its causes and reduce in 20% the percentage of workers suffering or at risk of suffering BOS. Methods 23 nurses / nurse assis…

Carcinoma of unknown origin: Deep genomic profile helps to achieve an accurate diagnosis

Clinical impact of using a deep genomic profile in carcinoma of unknown origin

CD5 and CD6: Evaluation of their role as prognostic biomarkers in resectable non-small cell lung cancer

Analysis of immunoregulatory biomarkers in early stages of non-small cell lung cancer

Determination of DPYD polymorphisms before treatment with chemotherapy with a pyrimidine: Should we continue doing it?