The Children's Hospital unveils a film on the daily lives of pediatric oncology nurses

Brussels – The Children's Hospital of H.U.B recently premiered a poignant film offering an intimate look into the work of pediatric oncology nurses. Titled "Being a Pediatric Oncology Nurse: Ready or Not?", the film aims to address the many questions and concerns aspiring nurses may have about this demanding yet rewarding specialty.

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Demystifying fears

The prospect of caring for children with cancer can understandably evoke legitimate fears: Will I be able to cope? Will I have the courage to face this reality every day? Aware of these concerns, the entire team from the hematology-oncology department at HUDERF came together to create a film that closely depicts their daily lives. This film invites viewers to discover the reality, beauty, and strength of pediatric oncology at the Children's Hospital.

"We are looking for individuals who are fully committed to providing the best possible care for children and helping them overcome the challenges of illness"

the team’s nurses
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Pride and commitment

Joining the hematology-oncology department means entering a world where various professions coexist harmoniously. Doctors, nurses, psychologists, physical therapists, educators, and social workers collaborate seamlessly, often in a cheerful atmosphere. The hematology-oncology team at HUDERF takes pride in their daily accomplishments, and this film is a beautiful testament to their dedication and passion for their work.

Deep connections with sick children and their families

Through this film, viewers discover that the bond with families and young patients is just as crucial as the medical care provided. The families of sick children, who generously participated in the project, pay tribute to this essential profession. They expressed their gratitude towards the nurses, highlighting their role as the cornerstone in the care and support of young patients.

 

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