CANO/ACIO Annual Conference Workshop Abstracts
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https://doi.org/10.5737/2368807634182
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W-01-A
Malignant hematology and stem cell transplant nursing – Talk hematology to me
Laurie Ann Holmes1
Anna Giulione2
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W-02-A
International results on the specialty certification of advanced practice nurses: Implications for oncology nurses in Canada
Denise Bryant-Lukosius1,2, Lorelei Newton3,4, Catriona Buick3,5, Andrea Knox3,6, Bonnie Leung3,6
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W-03-A
Revitalizing and integrating the CANO/ACIO Oncology Nursing Learning Pathway and Practice Framework: Designing an innovative education resource for nurses caring for persons with cancer
Sarah Champ1, Kara Jamieson-Wright2
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W-04-A
Overcoming challenges in graduate education and research: CANO/ACIO Doctoral Student Network Workshop
Kylie Teggart1, Amina Silva2, Bonnie Leung3, Billy Vinette4, Tracy Powell5, Rebecca Puddester6, Kimberly Shapkin5, Francis Kobekyaa3, Aimee Castro7, Argin Malakian8, Jagbir Kaur3
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W-04-B
Learning together about what’s working to improve cancer diagnoses
Leah Stephenson1, Aurelia Roman1, Taylor Tomko1, Amy Rosvold1, Rachael Manion2, Louise Binder3, Suzanne Wait4, Martin Dawes5, Stephanie Michaud6, Jennifer Rayner7, Michael Smylie8, Amy Hayes9, Sara Rauhullah9, Natalie Verreault10, Tim Marshall10
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W-05-A
Strengthening oncology nurses’ symptom support competencies: A train-the-trainer workshop using COSTaRS practice guides
Dawn Stacey1,2, Amber Killam3, Jennifer Newton3
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W-05-B
The Society for Integrative Oncology-American Society for Clinical Oncology Clinical Practice Guidelines for Pain and Anxiety/Depression
Lynda G. Balneaves1, Heather Greenlee2, Linda Carlson3, Alyson Doyle2, Nofisat Ismaila4, Richard Lee5, Jun Mao6, Debu Tripathy7, and Suzanne Zick8
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W-06-A
Safe handing of hazardous drugs
Komal Patel Saini & Jiahui Wong
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W-06-B
Cancer and medical cannabis: Therapeutic ‘pot’ential?
Reanne Booker1,2
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W-01-B
LEADS in action – A hands-on workshop to building leadership competencies
Joy Tarasuk1, Ruby Gidda2
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W-02-B
Take a stab at it: Developing vascular access resources for oncology practice
Cheryl Page, Janny Proba
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W-03-B
Intimacy and sexuality after cancer: A workshop on nursing approach to address patients’ unmet needs
Janet Giroux1, Komal Patel Saini2
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W-04-C
Integrating geriatric assessment into everyday oncology nursing practice: A hands-on workshop
Susie Monginot1, Rana Jin1, Bonnie Leung2, Kimberly Shapkin3,4, Allison Weins5, Fay Strohschein3
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W-04-D
Developing a community of practice to support integration of geriatric assessment and management into everyday oncology nursing practice: An interactive discussion and workshop
Fay Strohschein1,2, Allison Wiens3, Bonnie Leung4, Susie Monginot5, Kimberly Shapkin1,6, Rana Jin5, Martine Puts7
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W-05-C
How to foster safe and efficient cannabis use in oncology: Tips and recommendations for oncology nurses
Billy Vinette1–6
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W-05-D
Using patient-reported outcomes (PROs) to facilitate serious illness conversations: An interactive workshop
April Hildebrand1, Claire Link1, Andrea DeIure1, Linda Watson1,2
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W-06-C
Cancer patient navigation – The creation of a national orientation program
Sarah Champ1, Catherine Dixon2, Michelle L. Rosentreter3, Elizabeth Rioux4, Jodi Collier1
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W-06-D
How can I support cancer survivorship from diagnosis to discharge? A workshop for clinical oncology nurses
Carrie MacDonald-Liska1, Karine Bilodeau2, Kelly-Anne Baines3
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Merck Clinical Lectureship Award
Model of care – Virtual oncology in the Northwest Territories – Oncology clinic RN role
Catherine Dixon
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Helene Hudson Memorial Lectureship Award sponsored by Amgen
Compassion fatigue: Harnessing the strength within
Tania Bergen, Hua Li
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I-1-A
Supporting scholarship in oncology nursing: Achievements and lessons learned in the development of an Oncology Nursing Research Centre of Excellence
Anet Julius1, Lara Cooper1, Lindsay Carlsson1, Samantha J Mayo1,2
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I-1-B
Nurse-initiated protocols and decision support tools in oncology nursing practice
Crystele Montpetit, Theressa Zapach
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I-1-C
Exploring how to successfully make a nursing practice change: Frontline leaders using the ADKAR Model & the Knowledge Translation Challenge Process
Chelsea Kenny, Shelby Ritchey
I-1-D
Building on our strengths – Development of a joint foundational oncology orientation program
Cheryl Page, Kelly-Lynn Nancekivell, Janny Proba, Suganya Vadivelu
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I-2-A
Strengthening oncology nursing partnerships: Development of a hybrid oncology student learning pathway
Michelle Lafreniere, Joy Bunsko
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I-2-B
Growing oncology expertise: C3 development ladder
Celia Aiello, Angela Banjar
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I-2-C
Barriers, facilitators and motivations to pursue specialty certification in oncology nursing: The case of BC oncology nurses
Jagbir Kaur, Megan Crosby, Scott Beck, Andrea Knox, Charlotte Neville, Sonya Sangha, Leah Lambert
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I-2-D
Crossing the chasm: Building relationships between clinical trial and cancer care nurses to improve clinical trial recruitment in Nova Scotia
Alison Avery, Holly Robinson, Victoria Roberts, Donna Sutherland, Lorrie Yunace
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I-3-A
Implementing New Cervical Brachytherapy Program: Nursing Perspective
Kassandra Gallichan, Baillie Gibson, Janny Proba, Maja Tuta
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I-3-B
Managing infusion reactions: Optimizing scope for timely intervention
Carolyn Fifield1, Deb Barnhill1, Meghan Bragg1, Kate Heighton=, Kara Jamieson2, Navanna Pelletier2, Joy Tarasuk1
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I-3-C
Preventing and managing complications of high-dose methotrexate
Laurie Ann Holmes
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I-3-D
Network leadership: Lessons learned
Chelsea Ilagan, Gabrielle Chartier
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I-4-A
The power of nursing: Nurse driven decision tool to manage toxicities with Acute promyelocytic leukemia
Laurie Ann Holmes
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I-4-B
Impact of obtaining patient-reported symptoms from patients with metastatic breast cancer
Joy Bunkso1, Savitri Singh-Carlson1, Michael McKenzie1, Antony Porcino1, Frances Wong1, LeeAnn Martin1, Rebecca Mattson2Â
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I-4-C
Improving sleep quality after cancer: What does the evidence tell us?
Caroline Arbour1-2, Karine Bilodeau1,3, Samantha Mayo4-5, Josée Savard6, Imran Ahmad3
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I-5-A
Developing a competency-based educational framework for palliative care in home and community
Gayatre Maharaj, Tanya Baker
I-5-B
Optimizing the strength within: Integrating palliative care in hematologic oncology
Reanne Booker1,2
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I-5-C
Enhancing delivery of palliative care on an acute care oncology unit through the use of simulation-based learning
Amina Malik, Sarah Yip, Sarah Branton
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I-6-A
Recognizing the needs and challenges of the pediatric cancer survivor and the pivotal role nursing plays
Connie Richardson
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I-6-B
Addressing suffering in children living with cancer and their families
Kimberley Widger
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I-6-C
Psychological distress in pediatric cancer: Measuring the issue in children and their families and intervening to improve quality of life
Lindsay Jibb
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I-6-D
Working together to foster treatment innovation for pediatric cancer
Nadine Prévost, Christina Sit
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II-1-A
Chemo Smartbook: Strengthening systemic therapy scheduling at BC Cancer
Anika Patel
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II-1-B
Real-world implementation barriers and facilitators of electronic patient-reported outcomes (PROs) in oncology in Quebec: A qualitative study
Sylvie Lambert12, Mona Maghalaes2, Manon deRaad2, Zeev Rosberger3, Tarek Hjal4, Krisen Jean Julien2, Adrian Langleben5, Fabienne Germeil5, Jossephine Lemy Dantica5, Christine Bouchard4, Marie Solange Bernatchez4
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II-1-C
Introducing MySymptom Report: A comprehensive electronic patient-reported outcome questionnaire to support oncology practice
April Hildebrand1, Claire Link1, Andrea DeIure1, Linda Watson1,2
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II-1-D
Enhancing immunotherapy safety: The use of electronic patient-reported outcomes for detection and prediction of immune-related adverse events
Saeed Moradian1, Mahdieh Dastjerdi1, Catriona Buick1, Charlotte T. Lee2, Doris Howell3
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II-2-A
The leading role of nurses in providing patient-centred care for patients with ambulatory 5-Fluorouracil infusors
Tracey Huber1, Denise Bryant-Lukosius2, Nancy Carter2, Sharon Kaasalainen2
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II-2-B
Oncology nurses as partners in head and neck cancer treatment recovery: The development of a nurse-led gastrostomy tube removal clinic
Claire Kelly, Jennifer Deering, Melanie Woodside, Simonne Simon, Simranjit Kooner
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II-2-C
Living well with pancreatic cancer. Maintaining excellence in oncology nursing care for patients and their families living with pancreatic cancer
Carolyn Kei1, Orla Adams2
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II-2-D
The impact of peer support on the psychosocial functioning and social support of young adults with gynecological cancer
Rey Ann Carter
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II-3-A
An overview of targeted systemic cancer therapy
Jodi Hyman
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II-3-B
Closed-loop medication management - A QI initiative
Taslin Janmohamed-Velani
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II-3-C
Administration of systemic therapy for cancer on non-oncology inpatient units
Carolyn Fifield1, Christina Fraga2, Claudia Harding3, Julia Kaal4, Marilyn Landry1, Jennifer LeBlanc1, Erin Leith5, Al Logan6, Mary Kate MacDougall7, Laura V. Minard3, Josee Rioux1, Hilary Ripley1, Alex Tarasuk1, Joy Tarasuk1, Terra Thibault1, Ray Wright1
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II-3-D
Levelling up: Defining the levels of care for systemic therapy administration in Nova Scotia
Kara Jamieson, Jill Petrella, Meghan Bragg, Carolyn Fifield, Joy Tarasuk, Bruce Colwell, Deb Barnhill, Joanne Houlihan, Erin Wentzell
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II-4-A
Exploring oncology patient self-management support in baccalaureate nursing curriculum: A case study approach
Carrie MacDonald-Liska1, Jennifer Mitton1, Cathy MacDonald1, Maureen Coady1, Doris Howell2
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II-4-B
Supportive care needs among adults affected by hematological cancers and their caregivers
Samantha J. Mayo
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II-4-C
Patient education pamphlets and usual care are not enough; what do patient decision aids offer patients facing cancer decisions?
Dawn Stacey1,2, Joelle Doucet3, Alda Kiss3, Maureen Smith, Meg Carley2, Karina Dahl-Steffensen4, Bob Volk5 for the Cochrane Patient Decision Aids Review Team
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II-4-D
Personas and journey maps to illustrate patients’ life stories and contextualize patient-reported outcome measures in cancer care
Jae-Yung Kwon1, Melissa Moynihan2, Francis Lau1, Angela C. Wolff3, Maria-Jose Torrejon4, Geraldine Irlbacher1, Amanda L. Joseph1, Lorraine Wilson5, Hilary Horlock6, Lillian Hung2, Leah K Lambert5, Rick Sawatzky3
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II-5-A
Medical assistance in dying in Canada: An update on the amended legislation
Reanne Booker
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II-5-B
Perspectives of family members of MAID recipients: Considerations for oncology nurses
Tracy Powell1, Kelli Stajduhar2
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II-5-C
End-of-life care among adults with hematological malignancies: Implications for nursing practice
Argin Malakian, Jocelyn Brown
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II-6-A
Nurse-parent relational complexity within pediatric oncology contexts: Navigating closeness, conflict, and online and offline communication
Katherine Webber, Nancy Moules
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II-6-B
Understanding the family dynamics of emerging adults diagnosed with blood cancer and their parents and siblings
Sandip Dhaliwal
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II-6-C
Developing an adolescent and young adult program within CancerCare Manitoba – Initial steps
Mackenzie Jansen
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II-6-D
Addressing the complex needs of adolescents and young adults (AYAs) diagnosed with a hematological cancer
Alessia Lamanna, Aisha Winn, Graeme Oliver
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III-1-A
Primary nursing model in practice: Halifax Cancer Care Program, Ambulatory Oncology
Colleen Colville, Lisa Bourne
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III-1-B
Radiation oncology team-based care: A post-implementation overview of system, patient, and nursing outcomes at BC Cancer – Kelowna
Dana Dalgleish, Letecia Hayes, Jessica Nadeau
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III-1-C
Organizing and carrying out a massive transfer of oncology activities to a new building: The experience of CHU de Québec-UL
Audrey Paquet-Beaupré, Sonya Deraspe, Maria-Gabriela Ruiz-Mangas, Isabelle Germain
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III-1-D
How to prioritize safety in the context of a major developmental project
Sonya Deraspe, Audrey Paquet-Beaupré, Maria Gabriela Ruiz Mangas
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III-2-A
A maelstrom of feelings: Psychosocial wellbeing of female patients with hormone receptor-positive breast cancer and its nursing implications
Jue (Lois) Luo
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III-2-B
Preferences for psychoeducational interventions among caregivers of patients undergoing allogeneic stem cell transplant for hematological malignancy
Grace Kusi1,2,3, Charlotte T. Lee4,Viswabandya Auro2, Martine Puts1,2, Samantha J. Mayo1,2
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III-2-C
E-Learning modules for oncology nurses to better address psychosocial issues in young adults: A collaborative project with the LLSC
Karine Bilodeau1–2, Billy Vinette1–2, Pascale Rousseau3, Jolyane Pelletier3, Charlotte Gélinas-Gagné2, Nicolas Fernandez4
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III-3-A
What do cancer survivors believe caused their cancer? A secondary analysis using the Causes Subscale of the Illness Perceptions Questionnaire
Jacqueline Galica1, Stephanie Saunders2, Ziwei Pan1, Amina Silva1, Hok Kan Ling1
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III-3-B
Developing an evidence- and experience-informed educational resource for gynecological cancer survivors and their caregivers
Jacqueline Galica1, Amina Silva1, Kathleen Robb2
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III-3-C
The unmet survivorship needs of adolescent and young adult cancer survivors
Mackenzie Jansen
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III-3-D
The strength within: One Black oncology nurse practitioner’s survival story
Corsita Teresa Garraway
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III-4-A
Strengthening from within: Informing policy to optimize the clinical nurse specialist workforce in oncology
Leah K. Lambert1,2, Sandra Lauck2, Denise Bryant-Lukosius3, Jagbir Kaur1, Scott Beck1, Jonquil Francis1, Charissa Chiu1, Andrea Knox1, Sally Thorne2
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III-4-B
Designing engagement strategies for genomics-informed oncology nursing: Comparative prospective cross-jurisdictional policy analysis [DESIGN: Policy]
Jacqueline Limoges1, Kate Leslie2, April Pike3, Patrick Chiu2, Rebecca Puddester3, Lindsay Carlsson4, Sarah Dewell5, Lorelei Newton6, Nicole Letourneau7, Andrea Gretchev8, Emma Tonkin9, Kathy Calzone10
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III-4-C
The future of HPV testing in times of international transition
Alessia Lamanna1, Catriona Buick1,2
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III-4-D
Standardizing pregnancy testing and contraceptive counselling practices for patients of reproductive potential undergoing anticancer therapies
Luisa Luciani Castiglia, Joanne Power, Annie Leung, Selda Elmas
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III-5-A
The RPM: A benevolent tool to support people living with cancer
Sabrina Lapointe, Arnela Kovac, Sarah Darveau, Vincent Beauregard
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III-5-B
Oncology nurses’ experiences with virtual care in Canada: Preliminary findings
Charlotte T. Lee1, Lorelei Newton2, Catriona Buick3, Jennifer Lounsbury4, Shari Moura5, Elizabeth Borycki2, Jason Wong6, Minkyoung A. Kweon1, Katelyn Marcelo1, Margaret Fitch6
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III-5-C
APOLLO: personalized rehAbilitation PrOgram in aLLOgeneic bone marrow transplantation
Edith Pituskin, Puneeta Tandon, Irwindeep Sandhu, Margaret McNeely, Carla Prado, Gabor Gyenes, Mark Haykowsky, Richard Thompson
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III-5-D
Surgical transitions remote patient monitoring (RPM) program
Jennifer Lounsbury1, Kanae Nagatani1, Prathiba Harsha1, Micheal McGillion2, Kelly-Lynn Nancekivell3, Carley Ouellette3, Leonard Potts3, Janny Proba3, Karen Robinson3
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III-6-A
Measuring the impact of new systemic therapy treatments
Carolyn Fifield1, Bruce Colwell2, Helmut Hollenhorst3, Joanne Houlihan3, Marilyn Landry3, Kelly Leadbeater3, Jill Petrella3, Joy Tarasuk3, Erin Wentzell3, Ian Wilson4
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III-6-B
Fostering strength within: Establishing a provincial oncology educator community of practice
Kara Jamieson, Nicole Duerksen, Carolyn Fifield, Andrea Healey, Kate Heighton, Jeannie Kennedy, Sarah Lace, Mary-Kate MacDougall, Julia MacLeod, Melissa Paruch, Navanna Pelletier, Paula Watkins
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III-6-C
Between the lines: How a book club impacted oncology nursing practice and staff wellbeing
Tanya MacDonald, Alisa MacBride Smith, Emily Gilpin
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III-6-D
An undergraduate nursing student pursuing cancer care; Diagnosis, nursing school, advocacy
Taaha Ijaz
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IV-1-A
The power in empowerment: Development of a local peer support program
Lisa Lun, Michelle Ladouceur, Danielle Cameron McIndoo, Shaniza Sakoor, Liloutie Datt, Anita Datt
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IV-1-B
Strength within: A nurse-led pilot of remote patient monitoring for immunotherapy patients
Nicole Hudson, Stephanie Townsend
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IV-1-C
Utilizing a community outreach program to improve cancer health literacy
Gabriella Wong Ken
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IV-1-D
Acute outpatient management of immune effector cell therapy: The pivotal role of oncology nurses
Laura Olmi, Samantha Scime
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IV-2-A
Oncology clinical trials nursing: Helping to fortify the strength within
Marcie Flynn-Post, Chana Korenblum
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IV-2-B
VIRTUal clinical trials navigation to improve Outcomes for Princess Margaret advanced SOlid tumour patients (VIRTUOSO)
Lindsay Carlsson, Rachel Taylor, Luana Flores PereiraÂ
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IV-2-C
The Nursing Role in the DOvEEgene Study: An opportunity for future innovations to improve timely access to care for women with symptoms of gynecologic cancers
Lucy, Gilbert1, Joelle Malek2
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IV-2-D
The role of a clinical nurse specialist in the development of an oncology nursing research centre
L. Cooper1,2Â A. Julius1, S.J. Mayo1,2Â
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IV-3-A
Oncology nurses’ readiness to provide person-centred care informed by genomics: A mixed-methods study
Rebecca Puddester1, Joy Maddigan1, April Pike1, Holly Etchegary2, Angela Hyde2,3, Lesa Dawson2,4, Kathleen Stevens1
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IV-3-B
Supporting the transition: Examining a nurse practitioner-led intervention for gynecological cancer survivors
Alexandra Lawrynuik1, Jacqueline Galica1, Jan Giroux2
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IV-3-C
Understanding how to better support oncology nurses in conducting advanced care planning in BC’s Cancer Care System
Heather M Kilgour1,2, A Fuchsia Howard2, Michael McKenzie1,2, Sally Thorne2, Leah K Lambert1,2
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IV-4-A
The genetic evolution of AML: Implications for nursing practice
Hassan Zahreddine
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IV-4-B
Exploring the need for Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) matched platelets in patients diagnosed with a hematological cancer
Alessia Lamanna, Aisha Winn
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IV-4-C
Strategic collaboration between cancer patient organizations and Canadian Oncology Nurses: Learning from myeloma patient groups worldwide
Martine Elias1, Beth Faiman2
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IV-4-D
An overview of myeloproliferative neoplasms, symptom assessment and the shared-care model at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
Verna Cheung, Hassan Sibai, Aniket Bankar, Marta Davidson, Vikas Gupta, Dawn Maze
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IV-5-A
Connect and exchange for system transformation – A workshop for oncology practice leaders
Joy Tarasuk, Kara Jamieson, Julia Kaal, Carolyn Fifield, Pamela Robichaud, Julia MacLeod, Carla MacDonald, Natasha McMaster, Margaret Ann Morrison, Helmut Hollenhorst
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IV-5-B
How to start that conversation?â€: A simulation about sexual health among breast cancer survivors
Amina Silva1, Jacqueline Galica1, Kevin Woo1, Laura Killam1, Jovina Concepcion Bachynski1, Reanne Booker2, Janet Giroux14, Debora Stark3, Marian Luctkar-Flude1
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IV-5-C
Targeting nurses’ needs and leveraging strengths to accelerate genomics-informed practices: Results from the GGNPS-CA Survey
Lindsay Carlsson, Jacqueline Limoges, April Pike, Nicole Letourneau, Ann Meyers, Rebecca Puddester
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IV-6-A
Intégration d’un dépistage systématique de la fragilité onco-gériatrique par l’infirmière; les retombées d’un projet pilote
Marie-Ève Bélanger, Maria Gabriela Ruiz Mangas
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IV-6-B
Évaluation et gestion de la détresse par les infirmières en oncologie : une revue de la portée
Jean-François Desbiens, Farida Hamidou, Gabrielle Griffith
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IV-6-C
Normes et compétences en radiooncologie : étude temps-mouvement de la pratique infirmière
Sonia Joannette, Bianca Prémont, Eve Turcotte-Audy
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V-1-A
Oncology nursing at BC Cancer: A thoughtful trajectory of education, experiences, and emergence
Michelle LaFreniere, Jeevan Dosanjh, Crystele Montpetit
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V-1-B
Onboarding an internationally educated nurse on a transplant and cellular therapy inpatient unit
Phillip Nguyen1,2, Olga Pivovarova1
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V-1-C
Designing a specialized oncology nursing transition to practice pathway: A Nova Scotia experience
Kara Jamieson, Kate Heighton, Carolyn Fifield, Paula Watkins, Pamela Robichaud, Karen Swan, Andrea MacDonald, Melissa Paruch, Joy Tarasuk, Carla MacDonald
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V-2-A
Informing the role, onboarding, and transition to practice of nurse practitioners in community oncology: A pilot project in Nova Scotia
K. Julia Kaal1,2,3, Kara Jamieson1, Duana d’Entremont1, Pam Robichaud1, Jennifer Murdoch3, Joy Tarasuk1, Margaret Ann Morrison1, Sudeep Shivakumar1, Helmut Hollenhorst1
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V-2-A
Addressing gaps in transitions for lymphoma/chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) follow-up patients with an NP-led model
Jessica Holmes, Laura Patton, Karyn McKeever, Tara Baetz, Leslie Young, Renée Hartzell
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V-2-C
Developing a nurse practitioner-led outpatient CART follow-up program at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
Susan Jomha, Zubaida Mohamed, Christina Zeglinski, Sita Bhella, Christine Chen
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V-2-D
Optimizing the nurse practitioner role to meet patient and health service needs in complex malignant hematology: A qualitative descriptive study
Margaret Forbes1,2, Nancy Carter2, Kerry Balonjan2, Kristi MacKenzie1, Tom Kouroukis1,3, Jennifer Lounsbury1,2, Dr. Denise Bryant-Lukosius1,2
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V-3-A
Effectiveness of cancer patient navigation on diagnostic resolution and treatment initiation in patients with primary lung cancer in Manitoba
Elizabeth Agnew Kazina
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V-3-B
Cancer patient navigation – A Canadian perspective to enhance oncology nursing excellence
Sarah Champ1, Catherine Dixon2, Heather Brander3, Elizabeth Agnew Kazina4
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V-3-C
Patient reported outcomes (PROs) in cancer care: Leadership and nursing strengths
Renata Benc1, Karine Lepage1, Gabrielle Chartier1, Nathalie El-Haddad1, Nathalie Leon1, Lucie Tremblay1, Catherine Bigras1, George Loutichin2, Carmen G Loiselle1,3
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V-3-D
Early palliative care across Canada: A scoping review
Stephanie Lelond1,2, Vanessa Slobogian3
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V-4-A
Insights into the relationship between patient-initiated telephone calls and women treated for gynecological cancer: A retrospective study
Catriona Buick1,2, Angela Leahey1, Virginia Waring1, Alessia Lamanna1, Meagan Kennedy1, Saeed Moradian2, Akinkunle Oye-Somefun1,2,3, Danielle Vicus1, Lilian Gien1
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V-4-B
A new integrated cancer centre: An opportunity for an evolution of our nursing cancer care organization
Marie-Ève Bélanger, Maria Gabriela Ruiz Mangas
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V-4-C
The implementation of a clinical resource nurse in the ambulatory care setting: A pilot
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V-4-D
A new integrated cancer centre: An opportunity for an evolution of our nursing cancer care organization
Erika Brown1, Lorelei Newton2, Renata Benc3, Catriona Buick4, Reanne Booker5, Amber Killam6, Mark Given7, Charles Kirkby8, Samantha Lloyd9, Shaun Loewen10, Teri Stuckless11, Laura Zychla6
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V-5-A
The strength of oncology nursing: Building a nurse-led program that facilitates in-home care for allogeneic stem cell transplant recipients
Samantha Scime, Zoe Evans, Katie McNamara, Laura Olmi, Susan Clarke
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V-5-B
Developing a Home Parenteral Nutrition Program for Oncology Patients in a Community Hospital: The Expectation vs the Reality
Lisa Coles1, Pam Szabo-Kode1
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V-5-C
Optimization of workup pathways to improve access to cancer care programs and patients’ experiences in rural and underserved communities
Aimee Brenna1, Candice Wilkie1, Enam Alsrayheen2, Jane Pham2, Mandy Nicholson1, Sue Chisholm3, Valerie Nugent1, Amanda Caissie3,4, Abdulmajeed Dayyat1,4
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V-5-D
Oncotype by nurse, a new process to identify high-risk patients and to expedite treatment in early-stage breast cancer
Christine Bayne
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V-6-A
Bridging the knowledge gap: Development of an e-learning course on geriatric oncology
Susie Monginot1, Arielle Berger4, Linda Cerullo1, Elizabeth Faour1, Selynne Guo2, Andrew Holowynch3, Rana Jin1, Alana Miller4, Richard Norman4, Tina Papadakos3, Schroder Sattar5, Shabbir Alibhai2
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V-6-B
Co-designing a tailored self-management app with older adults with cancer and multimorbidities
Kristen Haase1, Sang-Wha Sien2, Francis Kobekyaa1, Margaret Tompson3, Penelope Hedges3, Martine Puts5, Leanne Currie1, Ireena Baro2
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V-6-C
Nurse-led assessment using patient-reported outcomes among older adults with cancer
Erika Martinez1, Renata Benc1, Gabrielle Chartier1, George Loutochin1,2, Nathalie El Haddad1, Karine Lepage1, Carmen Loiselle1
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V-6-D
Implementing geriatric assessment and management for older Canadians with cancer: Adherence to and satisfaction with the intervention, results of the 5C Trial
Martine Puts1, Jihad Abou Ali Waked1, Fay Strohschein2, Henriette Breunis3, Naser Alqurini4, Arielle Berger5, Lindy Romanovsky5, Johanne Monette6, Rajin Mehta7, Anson Li8, Doreen Wan-Chow-Wah6, Rama Koneru9, Ewa Szumacher10, Caroline Mariano11, Tina Hsu12, Sarah Brennenstuhl1, Eitan Amir13,14, Monika K. Krzyzanowska13, Christine Elser13,14, Raymond Jang13, Anca Prica13, Eric Pitters*, Urban Emmenegger15, Ines B. Menjak15, Simon Bergman16, Manon Lemonde17, Francois Beland18, Shabbir M.H. Alibhai19
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