Generational communication in oncology nursing
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Amesha Manilall advocates for oncology nurses to adapt their communication to different generations when interacting with patients.
This episode is proudly brought to you by CFAO Healthcare South Africa in the interest of education, awareness, and support. As we observe Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, we’re turning the spotlight on the strength and resilience of those facing cancer — encouraging a culture of early detection, community support, and proactive health.
Amesha Manilal has over two decades of experience in oncology nursing and currently serves as practice manager at Durban Cancer Centre. She previously held roles as nursing manager and research study co-ordinator at The Oncology Centre. A graduate of the University of KwaZulu-Natal, she has specialised training in Oncology and Palliative Care Nursing. She is passionate about patient advocacy, compassionate care, and improving the patient experience.
This episode is proudly brought to you by CFAO Healthcare South Africa in the interest of education, awareness, and support. As we observe Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, we’re turning the spotlight on the strength and resilience of those facing cancer — encouraging a culture of early detection, community support, and proactive health.
Amesha Manilal has over two decades of experience in oncology nursing and currently serves as practice manager at Durban Cancer Centre. She previously held roles as nursing manager and research study co-ordinator at The Oncology Centre. A graduate of the University of KwaZulu-Natal, she has specialised training in Oncology and Palliative Care Nursing. She is passionate about patient advocacy, compassionate care, and improving the patient experience.
