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Sens et motivation dans les soins infirmiers en oncologie auprès des personnes âgées : de la conférence au groupe d’intérêt
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Au Canada, 45 % des nouveaux cas de cancer et 63 % des décès dus au cancer se produisent chez les Canadiens de 70 ans et plus. Ces personnes âgées et leurs familles ont des préoccupations et des besoins particuliers, mais qui demeurent souvent mal reconnus et satisfaits. Or, le nombre de personnes âgées au Canada devrait plus que doubler au cours des 25 prochaines années. Nous devons donc intégrer à notre pratique en oncologie, de même qu’aux politiques, à la recherche et à la formation, une meilleure compréhension du vieillissement, et développer des modèles de soins optimisés et adéquats pour les personnes âgées.
Le groupe d’intérêt sur l’oncologie et le vieillissement de l’Association canadienne des infirmières en oncologie (ACIO) est une initiative incitant les infirmières du domaine à se pencher sur ces questions. Nous résumons ici les faits saillants de l’atelier qui a donné le coup d’envoi à ce groupe lors de la conférence annuelle de l’ACIO en 2015 et rappelons les priorités et problèmes liés à la pratique qui ont été relevés pendant les échanges avec les participants. Nous relatons également la façon dont le groupe d’intérêt a évolué depuis sa création et listons les objectifs qui orienteront les prochaines étapes.
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