Oncology Nurse Advisor app for iPhone and iPad

Oncology Nurse Advisor is a free, simple to use, medical app that offers oncology nurses the latest news and trends. Oncology Nurse Advisor includes web-exclusive oncology news, full-length features, medical slideshows, and patient information fact sheets. Download Oncology Nurse Advisor for free and receive continuing education (CE) credits while participating in a variety of CE activities on the Oncology Nurse Advisor app.

Thousands of oncology nurses rely on Oncology Nurse Advisor as their guide to the latest news and studies in nursing to be better prepared on the job. Download Oncology Nurse Advisor for free today and become a more informed leader among your peers.

Key Features:

• Achieve Free continuing education (CE) credits
○ Participate in oncology-specific CE activities and articles to take the post-test to claim credits
• Ask a Pharmacist or Visit Advisor Forum
○ Ask a question to one of our highly certified pharmacists or advisors
• Read Latest Oncology News and Breakthrough Treatment Regimens
○ Covering Prostate Cancer, Ovarian Cancer, and more
• Reference Patient Fact Sheets
○ Covering Prostate Cancer, Ovarian Cancer, Asthma, and more
• Use Medical Calculators and Relevant Tools
○ Body Mass Index, Liver Function Assessment Calculator, LDL Cholesterol Calculator and more
• View patient-friendly slideshows
○ Covering Kaposi sarcoma, lung cancer, melanoma, oral mucositis and more
• Receive Drug News
○ Drug Approvals, Drug Recalls, Drugs in the Pipeline
• Search Comprehensive Drug Database
○ By brand, generic, disease and conditions, and company


Here are some ways to use Oncology Nurse Advisor for professional life:

• Become a better oncology nurse with knowing the latest trends
• More informed when a patient asks a question
• Learn and understand the appropriate drug for your patient
• View patient-friendly slideshows on the go

Download Oncology Nurse Advisor for free today and catch upon the latest oncology nursing news and studies while also earning continuing education credits on myCME.