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Caring for Survivors of Gynecologic Cancer: Assessment and Management of Long-term and Late Effects.
Seminars in Oncology Nursing 2019 March 12
OBJECTIVE: To define important aspects of survivorship care for the more than 1.2 million survivors of gynecologic cancer currently living in the US.
DATA SOURCES: Research articles, reviews, position statements and white papers, and evidence-based guidelines.
CONCLUSION: Survivorship care includes a coordinated plan of care, ongoing surveillance, health promotion support, and management of long-term and late effects of treatment.
IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE: Nurses need to be aware of the current guidelines for post-treatment surveillance and health promotion recommendations for survivors of gynecologic cancers. Early identification of long-term and late effects of treatment followed by coordinated medical intervention and self-management education are essential to improve quality of life.
DATA SOURCES: Research articles, reviews, position statements and white papers, and evidence-based guidelines.
CONCLUSION: Survivorship care includes a coordinated plan of care, ongoing surveillance, health promotion support, and management of long-term and late effects of treatment.
IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE: Nurses need to be aware of the current guidelines for post-treatment surveillance and health promotion recommendations for survivors of gynecologic cancers. Early identification of long-term and late effects of treatment followed by coordinated medical intervention and self-management education are essential to improve quality of life.
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