Satisfaction with nurse-led telephone follow up for low to intermediate risk prostate cancer patients treated with radical radiotherapy. A comparative study

Thyroid cancer survivors’ perceptions of survivorship care follow-up options: a cross-sectional, mixed-methods survey

“…A systematic review found 13 RCTs of technology-mediated cancer follow-up, the majority of which used standard telephone follow-up [17]. Nurse-led telephone consultation has shown to be an acceptable model of follow-up for prostate [18] and breast cancer survivors [19]. Internet-based selfreporting of symptoms has shown promise in the early detection of lung cancer relapse [20], and Internet-based survivorship care plans have improved communication in PCP-led follow-up of adult childhood cancer survivors [21].…”

Telepsychiatry as an Economically Better Model for Reaching the Unreached: A Retrospective Report from South India

“…It works very well in the absence of a doctor whereby a trained nurse can present the patient's complaints to the tertiary center as shown by earlier studies. [25] Finally, it empowers a primary care team to handle simple and sometimes complex situations with the knowledge that the specialist is available for teleconsultation.…”

Developing an Evidence-Based, Nurse-Led Psychoeducational Intervention With Peer Support in Gynecologic Oncology

“…11 Critically, such interventions build structure and consistency into nursing practice, which otherwise can be variable. 12 Multidisciplinary care models integrate support from a number of health professionals and demonstrate success in improving patient QoL and lowering distress.…”