Recently, the 2026 Continuing Education Training Course on Clinical Practice and Precision Management of Oncology Nursing, hosted by the Hainan Provincial Nursing Association and organized by Hainan Cancer Hospital, was grandly held in Haikou. Themed "Empowering with Wisdom, Integrating Innovation," the training course gathered several well-known nursing experts from both inside and outside the province to deliver lectures on various topics, covering multiple dimensions such as nursing management, smart innovation, and clinical practice. Wang Zhiying, Vice President of Hainan Cancer Hospital and Chairman of the Oncology Nursing Specialty Committee of the Hainan Provincial Nursing Association, presided over the conference, while Fu Linqiu, Director of the Hainan Provincial Nursing Association, delivered a speech and presented a lecture.
In her speech, Director Fu Linqiu stated that this training course aligns with the current trend of intelligent and refined nursing development, presenting a crucial opportunity to address shortcomings in precision intervention, quality control management, and homogenization at the grassroots level in oncology nursing within the province. She hoped that the participants would benchmark new technologies and standards, break through traditional empirical nursing thinking, apply what they have learned, and promote the development of oncology nursing through practical examples. At the same time, considering the current emotional characteristics of oncology nurses, the topic sharing session began with "Emotional Management for Oncology Nurses". Director Fu Linqiu pointed out that the emotional state of oncology nurses directly affects the precision of nursing care, and emotional management is the preservative for the vitality of the nursing profession. Faced with illness for a long time, only by safeguarding their own mental health can nurses continue to provide professional and warm care for patients.
During the special lecture session, several nursing experts sequentially shared their insights on key areas of oncology nursing. Director Qin Huiying from the Nursing Department of the Cancer Center of Sun Yat-sen University elaborated on the cutting-edge application progress of digital technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence in the field of digital smart rehabilitation for cancer patients, drawing from the construction and application practices of smart rehabilitation platforms for lung cancer, breast cancer, and other diseases. She also provided an outlook on the development prospects of digital technology empowering oncology rehabilitation nursing.
Secretary-General Li Long of the Hainan Provincial Nursing Association, drawing on nursing ethics cases, explained ethical decision-making principles and practical methods, guiding us to use ethics as a beacon and professionalism as a sail to standardize nursing practice.
Professor Zhang Hua from Hainan Health Vocational College focused on specialist nursing teaching, sharing ideas on standardized teaching management and reserve talent cultivation. At the same time, he pointed out that the construction of the hospital teaching system is the foundational project for the development of nursing talent teams. It serves as both a "connecting bridge" for transitioning from academic education to clinical practice and a "growth ladder" for new nurses to evolve from "novices" to "experts" in their positions.
Director Lin Hua from the Nursing Department of Haikou People's Hospital conducted a special sharing session, combining hospital-wide intravenous therapy quality control data with clinical cases. She analyzed the current bottlenecks in data collection and clinical implementation of intravenous therapy in top-tier hospitals, emphasizing the need to view quality control data correctly, strengthen multi-departmental collaboration, standardize the entire process of intravenous therapy, and ensure patient infusion safety.
Vice President Wang Zhiying gave a special report titled "Thoughts on the Development of Oncology Nursing in the Context of the '15th Five-Year Plan' for National Health", emphasizing that under the dual drive of the "15th Five-Year Plan" and the transformation towards chronic diseases in oncology, oncology nursing should move beyond in-hospital single-point care and transition to a full-cycle integrated service encompassing "prevention-diagnosis and treatment-rehabilitation-care". With precise professional capabilities, specialized talent teams, supporting mechanisms, and digital and intelligent technologies, it ultimately returns to its humanistic essence and promotes high-quality nursing development.
In the special topic on palliative medicine, Deputy Director Yue Yali, Deputy Director Jiang Bei, and Head Nurse Xu Aihong shared their practical experiences in establishing palliative medicine wards, nursing humanistic demonstration wards, and exploring humanistic care. Deputy Director Yue Yali provided a detailed introduction to the construction and standardized operation practices of palliative medicine wards. Deputy Director Jiang Bei shared the establishment of nursing humanistic demonstration wards and measures for humanistic service construction. Head Nurse Xu Aihong, based on clinical practice, discussed the key points of implementing humanistic care for patients in their terminal stage, providing useful references for the development of palliative and hospice care work.
Head Nurse Weng Shaowen from Hainan Provincial People's Hospital, Head Nurse Wang Peiru from the Second Affiliated Hospital of Hainan Medical University, and Head Nurse Wei Wei from Hainan Cancer Hospital also took the stage successively, delivering informative and engaging lectures on topics such as "Clinical Practice of Nutritional Risk Assessment and Individualized Nutritional Care for Cancer Patients", "Discharge Preparedness Service Intervention for Patients Undergoing Laryngeal Cancer Resection", and "Cultivation and Innovative Practice of Nurses' Competence in Popular Science".
The specialty nursing workshop led by Head Nurse Yuan Huan from Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine Hainan Branch and Head Nurse Wang Ling from Hainan Cancer Hospital was the highlight of this training. The workshop focused on two core practical contents: appropriate techniques of traditional Chinese medicine nursing and maintenance of central venous catheters. Through various forms such as case analysis, group discussion, and practical drills, it aimed to address the shortcomings in clinical operations, help trainees apply what they have learned, consolidate their specialized skills, and effectively improve the practical level of tumor nursing and homogenization service ability across the province.
This training closely aligns with clinical practical needs, balancing the depth of cutting-edge theories with practical guidance, and establishing a communication platform for translating cutting-edge concepts into clinical practice. Moving forward, our province's oncology nursing team will take this training as a new starting point, continuously delving into intelligent oncology nursing, specialized quality control, and humanistic care, constantly improving professional capabilities, promoting the implementation of results, and jointly empowering the high-quality development of oncology nursing, injecting solid nursing strength into the construction of a healthy Hainan.
Article: Huang Guifang
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Reviewed by: Jiang Bei