Re-designing Follow up care for cancer patients

Clare Churcher; Sarah Burton; Lisa Miller; Louise Hanna; Rachel Jones; Emma  Hudson; Mark Bray; Geoff Rollason; Rowena Cornell

doi:10.7748/cnp2013.07.12.6.12.e931

Re-designing Follow up care for cancer patients

Clare Churcher, Sarah Burton, Lisa Miller, Louise Hanna, Rachel Jones, Emma Hudson, Mark Bray, Geoff Rollason, Rowena Cornell

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The role of specialist oncology nurses has developed significantly in recent years with new ways of working. This article describes a partnership project between a large cancer centre and a pharmaceutical company that resulted in the establishment of specialist nurse-led survivorship clinics as part of a follow-up
pathway for patients with ovarian cancer. The reduced need for consultant-led follow up and the favourable feedback from patients support the need for oncology nurses to increase their profile in clinics.

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Dynodwyr Gwrthrych Digidol (DOIs)	https://doi.org/10.7748/cnp2013.07.12.6.12.e931
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