Malnutrition and chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting: Implications for practice

Keyphrases

• Malnutrition 100%
• Implications for Practice 100%
• Chemotherapy-induced Nausea 100%
• Chemotherapy 27%
• Symptom Management 16%
• Body Mass Index 11%
• Dietary Intake 11%
• Overweight or Obesity 11%
• Dietitian 11%
• Nutrition Screening Tool 11%
• Massive Weight Loss 11%
• Improved nutrition 11%
• Australia 5%
• Nutritional Status 5%
• Australian Population 5%
• Nursing 5%
• Malignancy 5%
• Teaching Hospital 5%
• Patient Report 5%
• Ambulatory Care 5%
• Chi-square Test 5%
• Weight Change 5%
• Weight Loss 5%
• At Risk of Malnutrition 5%
• Malnutrition Prevalence 5%
• Nutrition Risk 5%
• Evidence-based Practice Guidelines 5%
• Ambulatory Setting 5%
• Risk Diagnosis 5%
• Variable Data 5%
• Demographic Data 5%
• Care Unit 5%
• Verbal Consent 5%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea and Vomiting 100%
• Nutrition 33%
• Symptom Management 33%
• Body Mass Index 22%
• Dietary Intake 22%
• Dietetics 22%
• Prevalence 11%
• Nutritional Status 11%
• Chi Square Test 11%
• Cancer 11%
• Patient Referral 11%
• Nutrition Assessment 11%
• Ambulatory Care 11%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Chemotherapy Induced Nausea and Vomiting 100%
• Symptom Management 33%
• Body Mass 22%
• Dietary Intake 22%
• Dietitian 22%
• Nutritional Status 11%
• Prevalence 11%
• Practice Guideline 11%
• Chi Square Test 11%
• Clinical Audit 11%
• Consent 11%
• Patient Referral 11%
• Teaching Hospital 11%
• Ambulatory Care 11%
• Nutrition Assessment 11%