Oncology Clinical Trials Nursing.

Oncology clinical trials are important in the improvement of outcomes for people with or at risk for cancer. Because of the complexity of oncology clinical trials and the needs of patients with cancer, nurses play a crucial and unique role in the trial setting. However, great variability exists in h...

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Publicado en:Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing Vol. 15; no. 6; pp. 637 - 644
Autores principales: Lubejko, Barbara, Good, Marjorie, Weiss, Patricia, Schmieder, Linda, Leos, David, Daugherty, Penny
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: Oncology Nursing Society Dec2011
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          Good, Marjorie
          Weiss, Patricia
          Schmieder, Linda
          Leos, David
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          Oncology Nursing Education
          Professional Competence
          Clinical Trials Education
          Nursing Role
          Education, Continuing (Credit)
          Program Development
          Program Implementation
      ab: Oncology clinical trials are important in the improvement of outcomes for people with or at risk for cancer. Because of the complexity of oncology clinical trials and the needs of patients with cancer, nurses play a crucial and unique role in the trial setting. However, great variability exists in how the role of the nurse on a research team is defined and implemented. An Oncology Nursing Society project team set out to identify the core competencies required of a novice oncology clinical trials nurse (CTN) across diverse settings. This article describes the process used to develop core competencies for the novice CTN, presents the final core competencies, and offers examples of how those competencies might be used in practice.
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