L’ACOP et l’ACIO joignent leurs forces pour faire valoir l’oncologie psychosociale à l’échelle nationale

Carmen G. Loiselle, Samar Attieh, Lorelei Newton

Abstract


La défense des intérêts des patients demeure une grande priorité de l’Association canadienne d’oncologie psychosociale (ACOP) et de l’Association canadienne des infirmières en oncologie (ACIO). À l’ère où nous accordons de plus en plus d’importance à la voix des patients et de leurs proches aidants, il devient crucial d’optimiser la collaboration entre les organismes de défense des intérêts, les établissements de santé et les autres parties concernées. Le présent article décrit les efforts en cours de défense des intérêts, un terme qui, en gros, désigne les processus et les comportements relatifs au soutien proactif d’une cause (dans ce cas-ci, les soins oncologiques). Grâce à leurs partenariats actifs avec tous les acteurs concernés, les deux associations sont bien placées pour revendiquer un programme national d’oncologie psychosociale à la fois inclusif et représentatif.


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