2025 CANO/ACIO Annual Conference Abstracts
Abstract
Page Number
Type and Abstract Number
Proposal Title
540
Workshop W-01-A
Designing digital interventions with users first: User-centred design for oncology nurses
540
Workshop W-01-B
Building moral resilience in hematology nursing: A holistic approach to palliative and supportive care
541
Workshop W-02-A
Blood sugar battles: A workshop on hyperglycemia and cancer for oncology nurses
541
Workshop W-02-B
Oncologic emergencies: Recognize and respond
542
Workshop W-03-A
Strengthening care of older adults in everyday oncology nursing practice
542
Workshop W-03-B
The new era of survivorship care: Oncology nurses taking the lead
543
Workshop W-04-A
Striving for health equity: From a grassroots effort to the summit
543
Workshop W-04-B
Reflection on equitable cancer diagnoses: From current struggles to future solutions
544
Workshop W-05-A
Leadership, governance, and your pathway to board membership with CANO/ACIO
544
Workshop W-06-A
Enhancing nursing practice in malignant hematology part one
544
Workshop W-06-B
AYA workshop part II – To the summit and back again: Caring for adolescent and young adults while caring for ourselves
545
Workshop W-07-A
Enhancing nursing practice in malignant hematology: Part two
545
Workshop W-07-B
Striving for excellence: Empowering clinical trial nurses with advanced skills
546
Workshop W-08-A
Radiation oncology 101 and beyond
546
Workshop W-08-B
Powering on: Quality, change management, and education in oncology nursing informatics
547
Workshop W-09-A
Emerging treatments and technologies impacting oncology nursing
547
Workshop W-09-B
Visually enhanced mental simulation in action: Low?fidelity simulation for oncology education
547
Workshop W-10-A
Genomics 101: A case-based learning workshop of the CANO/ACIO Oncology Genomics SIG
548
Workshop W-10-B
Empowering oncology nurses to provide excellent symptom management: A workshop on COSTaRS practice guides (v2024)
548
Workshop W-11-A
Navigating the path of complex conversations: Part II
549
Workshop W-12-A
Advanced practice nurse world café: Cultivating oncology nursing excellence
549
Workshop W-12-B
Oncology nurses supporting and empowering oncology nurses: Building a circle of support
549
Workshop IV-5-A
Clinical nurse scientist and clinician scientist roles
550
Workshop V-5-A
Shaping tomorrow together: Review and reflect on CANO/ACIO Standards and Capabilities for the Specialized Oncology Nurse
550
Oral I-1-A
Lung cancer prevention and early detection in Nova Scotia
550
Oral I-1-B
Development of an oncology acute assessment unit in Alberta
551
Oral I-1-C
Transitioning an inpatient hematology and blood and marrow transplant unit to a new comprehensive cancer centre
551
Oral I-1-D
Reducing 30-day readmission rates in oncology through enhanced discharge processes and outpatient follow-up
552
Oral I-2-A
Empowering nurses to engage in fertility?preservation conversations with adolescents and young adults (AYAs)
552
Oral I-2-B
The Northern Alberta Childhood Cancer Survivorship Program (NACCSP): Adapting to meet the needs of survivors of all ages
553
Oral I-2-C
Cardio-oncology in adolescents and young adults (AYA)
553
Oral I-2-D
Integration of an oncofertility pathway in Cancer Care Alberta (CCA): Supporting timely and meaningful conversations for
554
Oral I-3-A
Evaluation of inhaled analgesia for procedural pain management during bone marrow biopsy: A pilot project
554
Oral I-3-B
Using decisionsupport tools to recognize and manage perianal abscesses in patients with acute leukemia: A case-based approach
554
Oral I-3-D
Improving evidence-informed symptom management delivery in outpatient malignant hematology nursing care: An experience-based co-design study
555
Oral I-4-A
Developing and mobilizing the CANO/ACIO Position Statement for Genomics-Informed Oncology Nursing
555
Oral I-4-B
24/7 cancer care: Elevating virtual oncology nursing to new heights
556
Oral I-4-C
To the end of the line: Implementing a provincial nursing practice change using drug-primed lines for titrated rituximab infusions at BC Cancer
556
Oral I-4-D
Supporting an oncology nurse sub-specialty: Development of canadian cellular therapy nurse standards
556
Workshop I-5-A
HPV champions: Empowering nurses to lead change
557
Oral I-6-A
NP led ambulatory clinic symptom management for radiation oncology outpatients
557
Oral I-6-B
Advancing the CNS role through an evidence?informed policy approach
558
Oral I-6-C
Advanced practice nurses: Integral team members in breast cancer care
558
Oral I-6-D
Advanced practice nursing fellowship in oncology (apnfo): A strategic approach to oncology nurse retention and workforce sustainability
559
Oral CANO/ACIO Symposium
Fireside Chat: 40 Years of CANO/ACIO
559
Oral II-1-A
Developing and applying a complexity tool to examine the needs of the patient in ambulatory care
559
Oral II-1-B
Striving in practice to support fiscal responsibility and excellence in patient care
560
Oral II-1-C
Development and implementation of nursing pod model
560
Oral II-2-A
Understanding gaps in undergraduate nursing education and the case for oncology electives in Ontario
560
Oral II-2-B
Nurses mentor their young: Implementing the clinical nurse mentor role at BC Cancer
561
Oral II-2-C
Acute oncology: Nurse Specialty Training Program at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
561
Oral II-3-A
Strengthening nurses competency in managing chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy through educational intervention at Kenyatta National Hospital
562
Oral II-3-B
Patient questionnaires: An answer to managing treatment side effects?
562
Oral II-3-C
Implementing the Remote SymPtom mOnitoring and maNagement (RESPONd) study in Cancer Care Alberta: Optimizing nursing scope of practice in virtual symptom management
562
Oral II-4-A
Excellence in gynecological cancer care: An intervention developed and delivered by oncology nurses
563
Oral II-4-B
Beyond the breakthroughs: Toxicity challenges in advanced lung cancer therapies
563
Oral II-4-C
Early supportive and palliative care for metastatic/advanced gastrointestinal cancers (ESP MAGIC): A quality improvement initiative
564
Oral II-4-D
Unmet needs of breast cancer survivors beyond treatment: A scoping review protocol
564
Workshop II-5-A
Applying an innovative educational tool for nurses in oncology: CANO/ACIO’s adult oncology nursing professional development continuum
565
Oral II-6-A
Establishing a post-autologous stem cell transplant vaccination program in a community hospital setting
565
Oral II-6-B
Autologous day hospital – Specialized nurses at the forefront for outpatient ASCT, BiTE and CAR-T therapy: Then, now, and what is to come
565
Oral II-6-C
Reducing falls in patients with hematological malignancies and CNS involvement: A novel monitoring approach
566
Oral II-6-D
Coming out of the fog: Management of CAR-T related ICANS
566
Oral III-1-A
Sex after cancer: Empowering patients and nurses to go beyond the comfort zone
566
Oral III-1-B
Empowering nurses to lead interprofessional team- based surveillance clinic
567
Oral III-1-C
Identifying unique discharge needs for patients with cancer in Nova Scotia
567
Oral III-1-D
Exploring oncology nurses’ impact on supportive care needs
568
Oral III-2-A
Beyond the bedside: BC Cancer Vancouver’s approach to oncology nurse retention
568
Oral III-2-B
Exploring healthcare workers organizational trust: An oncology perspective
569
Oral III-2-C
The discomfortof the unknown: How specialized nursing practice can lead to change anxiety and resistance
569
Oral III-2-D
Organizational compassion: A foundation for oncology nurse wellbeing
570
Oral III-3-A
Nurse practitioners’ experiences navigating treatment decision making when older people are living with neurocognitive disorders and cancer
570
Oral III-3-B
Perceived impacts of a digital educational intervention on oncology nurses’ professional practices regarding supporting safe cannabis use
571
Oral III-3-C
Interprofessional and interdisciplinary collaboration in care of older adults with cancer: Insights from virtual and in-person world café sessions
571
Oral III-3-D
Increasing engagement and empowerment in oncology nursing education
572
Oral III-4-A
From paper to participant: Empowering oncology nurses engaging in informed consent for clinical research
572
Oral III-4-B
Empowering oncology clinical trial nurses toward excellence: How to avoid deviations
572
Oral III-4-C
How clinical research nurses drive excellent care in cancer clinical trials cancer care
573
Workshop III-5-A
Writing for publication: Getting started and being successful
573
Oral III-6-A
Optimizing malignant hematology virtual care delivery: Transitioning from a NP- to RN-led model
574
Oral III-6-B
Disease perceptions of adult patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) during diagnosis
574
Oral III-6-C
Developing an outpatient chemotherapy home infusion program for malignant hematology patients
575
Oral III-6-D
Optimizing inpatient capacity through outpatient innovation in complex malignant hematology care
575
Symposium CANO/LLSC/CCS Joint Symposium
The cost of cancer and travel to treatment: Understanding the real-world burden and advocating for change
576
Oral IV-1-A
An environmental scan of brachytherapy services and nursing practice across Canada
576
Oral IV-1-B
Becoming through inquiry: An honors nursing student’s role in uncovering racial disparities in cancer care
577
Oral IV-1-C
LONGEVITI (LIVinG with chrONIc cancEr Treatments): A qualitative art-based study of living with advanced cancers treated with oral targeted agents
577
Oral IV-1-D
Understanding the relationship between symptom burden, telephone triage use, and emergency department visits among patients with gynecological cancer
578
Oral IV-2-A
Transforming high-risk febrile neutropenia management: A nurse-led approach to outpatient care
578
Oral IV-2-B
Striving for the nourishment summit: Optimizing nutrition in patients with pancreatic cancer (NUANCE)
579
Oral IV-2-C
Multidisciplinary Canadian consensus on prevention and management of acute radiation dermatitis in breast cancer
579
Oral IV-2-D
Nursing initiative in pediatric patients on home TPN: Repairing central venous catheters to reduce healthcare spending
580
Oral IV-3-A
How to be a hematology-oncology nurse 101: Strategies for supporting new nurses in an acute complex malignant hematology unit
580
Oral IV-3-B
Serious illness communication for oncology nurses
581
Oral IV-3-C
Rôle infirmier dans la prise en charge de la détresse psychologique chez les patients atteints de cancers hématologiques: vers des soins personnalisés
581
Oral IV-3-D
Recognizing the end: Foundational palliative skills for frontline oncology nurses
582
Oral IV-4-A
Transforming care: The impact of nursing in shaping medical assistance in dying programs
582
Oral IV-4-B
Intersectionality and barriers to accessing medical assistance in dying leading to inequities in care: A mixed-methods study
582
Oral IV-4-C
Planetary Health Nursing Internship Program: Insights on outcomes, impacts, and evaluation at the 1-year milestone
583
Oral IV-4-D
Perceptions and interdisciplinary efforts to improve planetary health in oncology care
583
Oral IV-6-A
Walking with my people: paving the way for Indigenous nurse navigation in Manitoba
584
Oral IV-6-B
Reforming the referral and triage processes in the Nova Scotia Cancer Care Program
584
Oral IV-6-C
Two virtual solutions improving symptom support for cancer patients across BC
585
Oral IV-6-D
Development and implementation of standardized charting in EPIC for oncology nurse navigators
585
Joint Symposium
CANO/MASCC/ISNCC/CAPO Joint Symposium Global Oncology Nursing Excellence and Supportive Care Symposium
585
Oral V-1-A
Redressing cancer-related inequities in Vancouver’s urban core: a community-driven research collaboration
586
Oral V-1-B
Understanding access to palliative care for people of Latin American and Black African descent with advanced cancer
586
Oral V-1-C
Building inroads for equity-oriented cancer care: a nurse-led quality improvement initiative at BC Cancer – Vancouver
587
Oral V-1-D
Building a provincial intake assessment to strengthen equitable access to cancer care in Alberta
587
Oral V-2-A
Difficult conversations and their role in integrating an early palliative approach to care: An educational workshop for oncology nurses
588
Oral V-2-B
Health professionals’ perception of the early integration of palliative care: A narrative review
588
Oral V-2-C
Enhancing nurse morale, competence, and patient outcomes through specialized palliative care education
588
Oral V-2-D
Palliative care in hematologic oncology: The safety harness en route to the summit
589
Oral V-3-A
What is the value of peer support for people undergoing cellular therapies? Insights from a participatory research study
589
Oral V-3-B
Empowering patients – assessing and advancing AskEllyn.ai in breast cancer support
590
Oral V-3-C
Vivre avec un cancer hématologique : une étude narrative sur l’apprentissage tout au long du parcours de soins
590
Oral V-3-D
Navigating the meaning of body image among adults with breast cancer: A photovoice exploration
591
Oral V-4-A
A mixed methods study of geriatric oncology patient navigation roles worldwide: Implications for nursing
591
Oral V-4-B
The gendered experiences of healthy aging among older adults living with and beyond cancer
592
Oral V-4-C
Technology-related harm in oncology care: Nurses’ perspectives
592
Oral V-4-D
Understanding oncology nurses’ perspectives on quality, safety, and harm: A path to practice improvement
593
Oral V-6-A
Optimizing EMR functionality to refocus nursing scope and improve patient safety
593
Oral V-6-B
An online patient portal in ambulatory oncology: How increased patient access impacts nursing work
594
Oral V-6-C
The long climb upwards to the top: Reflections from professional practice nursing on the launch of an electronic medical record
594
Oral V-6-D
Developing an evidence-informed process to prioritize data sources for updating the Pan-Canadian Oncology Symptom Triage and Remote Support (COSTaRS)
594
Oral Helene Hudson Lectureship Sponsored by Amgen
Integrating early palliative conversations into glioblastoma care: A nurse-led advance planning model
595
Oral Clinical Award Lectureship sponsored by Merck
Visualizing survivorship care to address health inequities and digital innovations in rural communities in British Columbia: Implementation science
595
Poster P-01
Reducing isatuximab infusion times to optimize patient flow in an outpatient hematology-oncology unit
596
Poster P-03
Managing bleeding malignant cutaneous wounds
596
Poster P-04
Early integration of palliative and supportive care in the neuro-oncology population: Striving for the summit
596
Poster P-05
Empowering nurses to optimize care for patients receiving tebentafusp (KIMMTRAK®) for uveal melanoma: Comprehensive training and support protocol
597
Poster P-06
Developing resilience in oncology nurses: Coping with compassion fatigue and burnout
597
Poster P-07
Role of the nurse practitioner in post-radiotherapy follow-up for prostate cancer survivors: experience of the chu de québec /rôle de l’infirmière praticienne spécialisée dans le suivi post-radiothérapie des personnes survivantes à un cancer de la prostate : expérience du CHU
598
Poster P-08
Neutropenic enterocolitis (nec) in patients with acute leukemia: A closer look at its implications in patients post 7+3 induction chemotherapy on an adult
598
Poster P-09
Merging of hematological oncology and medical oncology systemic therapy units
598
Poster P-10
Bridging the gaps in prostate cancer care: The role of a nurse-led clinic
599
Poster P-11
Does diversifying gut microbiome influence graft tolerance in allogenic stem cell transplant patients?
599
Poster P-12
Intracranial hemorrhage in malignancy
599
Poster P-13
Into the crevice – the importance of perianal care
599
Poster P-14
Streamlining the care of patients with monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (mgus) with a nurse practitioner-led clinic
600
Poster P-15
Breaking barriers: An approach to decentralizing clinical trials across Nova Scotia
600
Poster P-16
Toward the summit: Elevating AE management with ePROs and remote monitoring
601
Poster P-17
Smoking cessation: Breaking barriers to break the habit
601
Poster P-19
The Acute Leukemia Shared-Care Program at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre (PM): Supporting care closer to home
602
Poster P-20
Cancer care symptom management
602
Poster P-21
Empowering clinical trial nurses: Integrating palliative care into glioblastoma clinical trials
602
Poster P-22
Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program at The Ottawa Hospital. Insights from co-development
603
Poster P-23
No test, no transfusion: Empowering patients to prevent delays
603
Poster P-24
Developing systemic therapy administration competency for nurses working on an inpatient oncology unit
603
Poster P-25
Piloting an educational toolkit to support nurses with advance care planning conversations at BC Cancer, Vancouver Centre
604
Poster P-26
Reducing cancer medication infusion reaction (CMIR) through education and reporting
604
Poster P-27
Systemic therapy: A teaching checklist for new hematology nurses in the outpatient setting
605
Poster P-28
Championing for excellence in vascular access care: How the 2024 Canadian Vascular Access and Infusion Therapy Guidelines optimize outcomes for patient
605
Poster P-29
Enhancing quality of patient education resources preparing patients for hepato-pacreatico-biliary cancer surgery
605
Poster P-30
Building a Canadian-based radiation oncology course
606
Poster P-31
NP-led virtual group teaching for newly diagnosed cll – Reducing anxiety on the wait list for consult
606
Poster P-32
Scaling new heights: Empowering oncology nurses through the clinical scholar program
606
Poster P-33
Sarcoma: Let’s get to the bone of the matter
607
Poster P-34
Bridging knowledge gaps: Crafting an internal oncology training course for community-based clinic nurses
607
Poster P-35
Applying a quality improvement lens to understand the impact of specialty oncolgy nursing education in Alberta
608
Poster P-18
Oncology nurse-led parpi clinic: Optimizing the use of healthcare resources
608
Poster P-37
Hope’s Torch: Developing and fostering a surgical oncological team through times of transition
608
Poster P-38
From vision to reality: The evolution of an autologous stem cell transplant program in a community hospital
609
Poster P-39
Exploring the respite care needs of families with advanced cancers and co-designing tools to address those needs
609
Poster P-41
Using the pillar integration process to integrate findings in a mixed-methods design: The case of the cannabis and cancer educational intervention
610
Poster P-42
Moral injury in nursing: A concept analysis
610
Poster P-43
Early success of the COCOON trial: Preventing dermatologic adverse events in lung cancer patients treated with amivantimab plus lazertinib
611
Poster P-71
Improving capacity in the malignant hematology day unit by increasing subcutaneous immunoglobulin replacement treatment in the community
611
Poster P-44
Technology-related risks in oncology: Insights from safety event reports
612
Poster P-45
Exploring nursing practice in virtual cancer care effectiveness and the role of nursing: A scoping review
612
Poster P-47
Beyond the call: Exploring the oncology patient experience with telephone symptom management from nurses using the COSTaRS practice guides
612
Poster P-48
Exploring a national advisory board for oncology nursing in Canada
613
Poster P-49
mPYNK: Qualitative needs assessment of young women living with metastatic breast cancer
613
Poster P-50
Reconsidering pandemic-era visitor restrictions in oncology: Implications for patient, caregiver, and clinician wellbeing
614
Poster P-51
A scoping review on nurse navigation among older adults with cancer
614
Poster P-52
Access to oncology care in rural and remote regions: A systematic review with emphasis on older adults
614
Poster P-55
Systematic review of psychometric instruments used to measure grief in cancer patients
615
Poster P-56
Nurses and patients’ experiences and perceptions of genomics-informed cancer nursing care: Inferences from the integration of a convergent, mixed?methods study
615
Poster P-57
Proposal analysis for grief experiences in non?terminal female cancer patients
616
Poster P-58
A comprehensive report of symptom management for adult patients with cancer undergoing treatment in Ontario
616
Poster P-59
Streamlining azacitidine delivery to improve patient satisfaction and clinic workflow
616
Poster P-60
Engaging patients in self-care
617
Poster P-61
A nursing protocol for geriatric screening: Implementing the Geriatric 8 in older adults with cancer in community oncology practices
617
Poster P-62
Making a TOAST to reach the summit – advancing a systemic therapy care delivery model through inter-professional collaboration
618
Poster P-63
Enhancing regional cancer care coordination across the Waterloo Wellington Regional Cancer Program
618
Poster P-65
Improving efficiency of systemic therapy cancer care delivery across BC Cancer centres through clinical capacity optimization team
618
Poster P-70
Co-developing fertility preservation knowledge translation resources with adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer patient partners
619
Poster P-66
Improving IV tocilizumab administration times, in patients receiving immune effector cell therapy via installation of an inpatient IV tocilizumab lockbox
619
Poster P-67
Preventing extravasation of vesicant drugs: Educating healthcare providers on the use of the Adult Difficult Intravenous Access Tool
620
Poster P-68
Success of the virtual group education sessions on androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) offered by the Prostate Cancer Supportive Care (PCSC) program
620
Poster P-69
Cancer associated thrombosis: Optimizing VTE prevention in high-risk cancer patients
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