Authors
Janet H Van Cleave, Cindy Kenis, Schroder Sattar, Vida Ghodraty Jabloo, Ana Patricia Ayala, Martine Puts
Publication date
2016/2/1
Source
Seminars in Oncology Nursing
Volume
32
Issue
1
Pages
55-64
Publisher
WB Saunders
Description
Objectives
The global challenge of accessible, affordable cancer care for all older adults requires a new research agenda for gero-oncology nursing to guide investigator skill development, identify priority areas for investigation, and direct resource distribution.
Data Sources
Published peer-reviewed literature and web-based resources.
Conclusion
A cross-cutting theme of the research agenda is the need to determine the gero-oncology nursing care that will preserve economic resources, promote function, provide symptom management, and incorporate patient preferences.
Implications for Nursing Practice
In partnership with interprofessional colleagues, gero-oncology nurse scientists are poised to conduct global research that improves access to quality cancer care.
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