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Assessment of safe chemotherapy handling behaviors among oncology nurses in a conflict-affected setting: A cross-sectional study from Gaza
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Chemotherapy drugs are hazardous and require strict safety protocols to protect health care workers. In the Gaza Strip, cancer is a leading cause of death, yet there is limited research on nurses’ adherence to safe chemotherapy handling practices. This study assesses the safe chemotherapy handling behaviors of nurses at the Turkish Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza.
Keywords:
chemotherapy safety
conflict setting
cytotoxic drugs
Gaza
occupational safety
oncology nursing
safe handling
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