Response to “Rethinking Assumptions about Cancer Survivorship”: A nursing disciplinary perspective

Truant, Tracy; Kohli, Jagbir; Stephens, Jennifer

doi:10.5737/1181912x243169173

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“…A competent multidisciplinary team can implement quality care that includes providing information, listening survivors about their problems and achievements, and communicating with care team members (Absolom et al, ; Chen et al, ; Ficek et al, ; Spek et al, ; Towsley et al, ). In addition, educating CSrs on healthy lifestyles is necessary (Deimling et al, ; Ficek et al, ; Ganz, ; Grant & Economou, ; Hewitt, Greenfield, & Stovall, ; Rowland, ; Truant et al, ).…”

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“…Ineffective support can engender negative consequences, whereas effective support can control high levels of stress (Miedema, Hamilton, & Easley, 2007;Peck, 2008). Support can come from health professionals, close family members and friends, spirituality/religion, and community support groups, among others (Towsley, Beck, & Watkins, 2007 (Deimling et al, 2007;Ficek et al, 2010;Ganz, 2009;Grant & Economou, 2008;Hewitt, Greenfield, & Stovall, 2006;Rowland, 2008b;Truant et al, 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The survivor might have an adequate QoL to his or her needs and a healthy future on all dimensions (ie, physical, psychological, spiritual, and social; Bellury et al, 2011;Deimling et al, 2007;Doyle, 2008;Ganz, 2009;Grant & Economou, 2008;Guzman et al, 2013;Hauken et al, 2013;Khan et al, 2011;Park, Bharadwaj, & Blank, 2011;Truant et al, 2014).…”

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Concept analysis of cancer survivorship and contributions to oncological nursing

Oliveira

Conceição²,

Araújo

et al. 2017

Int J of Nursing Practice

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confidence: 99%

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Concept analysis of cancer survivorship and contributions to oncological nursing

Oliveira

Conceição²,

Araújo

et al. 2017

Int J of Nursing Practice

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“…It is already known that the healthcare professional’s ability to effectively and sensitively communicate with cancer patients and their family has a huge impact on the cancer survivorship experience. That ability is honed through years of intricately weaving together theoretical knowledge, evidence derived from research, ethical reasoning, experiences and critical self-reflection about patient care experiences, in conjunction with the nurse’s own evolving capacity for therapeutic communication 25 .…”

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Interaction between professionals and cancer survivors in the context of Brazilian and Canadian care

Oliveira

Zago

Thorne

2017

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective:analyze cancer survivors’ reports about their communication with health professional team members and describe the similarities and differences in interactional patterns between Brazilian and Canadian health care contexts. Method:This study adopted a qualitative health research approach to secondary analysis, using interpretive description as the methodology, allowing us to elaborate a new research question and look at the primary data from a different perspective. There were in total eighteen participants; all of them were adults and elderly diagnosed with urologic cancer. After being organized and read, the data sets were classified into categories, and an analytic process was performed through inductive thematic analysis. Results:This resulted in three categories of findings which we have framed as: Communication between professional and survivor; The symptoms, the doubts, the questions; and Actions and reaction. Conclusion:This comparative study allowed us to bring to the attention of health professionals, especially nurses, findings regarding effective communication, humanization and empathy, supporting both inside and outside support groups, giving pieces of advice, and advocating for the survivor as is necessary. The study also showed the importance of self-development of these professionals as they fight for better quality in the health system for their patients.

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“…Como enfermeiros, temos a responsabilidade de manter nosso conhecimento atualizado e prestar os devidos cuidados aos adoecidos baseando-se em evidências, inovando e adequando a nossa assistência (19) , pelo esclarecimento do conceito em foco, independente da nossa inserção nos diferentes níveis de atenção à saúde do paciente oncológico.…”

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<b>Sobrevivência ao câncer: o desembrulhar dessa realidade/ Cancer survivorship: unwrapping this reality<b>

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Araújo²,

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Cienc. Cuid. Saúde

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Esse estudo consiste numa reflexão embasada no relatório From Cancer Patient to Cancer Survivor: Lost in Transition e em estudos da literatura que versam sobre o tema. Objetivou-se, portanto, descrever sobre a sobrevivência ao câncer, seus aspectos e conceitos, para proporcionar conhecimento do tema que ainda é pouco estudado no Brasil. Essa reflexão percorreu três tópicos: O que é a sobrevivência ao câncer?; A identidade pós-diagnóstico do câncer. A necessidade de cuidados na sobrevivência ao câncer. A sobrevivência é um conceito subjetivo que representa o processo de viver após o diagnóstico do câncer, com, através e além da doença, perpassando pelas etapas do processo do câncer, remodelando e compreendendo as questões físicas, sociais, psicológicas e o contexto em que o sobrevivente está inserido até alcançar o equilíbrio da vida. É fundamental que a enfermagem adquira o conhecimento da temática e reconheça a importância dos aspectos simbólicos que os sobreviventes atribuem à doença, aos tratamentos e à sobrevivência.

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Response to “Rethinking Assumptions about Cancer Survivorship”: A nursing disciplinary perspective

Cited by 5 publications

References 41 publications

Concept analysis of cancer survivorship and contributions to oncological nursing

Concept analysis of cancer survivorship and contributions to oncological nursing

Interaction between professionals and cancer survivors in the context of Brazilian and Canadian care

<b>Sobrevivência ao câncer: o desembrulhar dessa realidade/ Cancer survivorship: unwrapping this reality<b>

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