Prise de position de l’ACIO : Les soins infirmiers en oncologie basés sur la génomique

CANO ACIO

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Le personnel infirmier en oncologie apporte une contribution essentielle à la prestation et à la continuité des soins de haute qualité contre le cancer, fondés sur des données probantes. Au Canada et dans d’autres pays, les technologies basées sur la génomique sont largement intégrées aux services d’oncologie (Konstantinopoulos et al., 2020; Liu et al., 2022). Les résultats des tests génomiques sont utilisés pour accroître la précision du diagnostic, sélectionner des thérapies ciblées et réduire le fardeau des traitements contre le cancer (Konda et al., 2023; Weymann et al., 2021). Les résultats des tests aident également à prédire les risques de cancer et d’autres maladies, et à identifier les personnes ayant une prédisposition héréditaire au cancer, qui pourraient bénéficier de mesures de prévention et de réduction des risques (Garutti et al., 2023). Cependant, les personnes au Canada ne peuvent profiter de ces avantages que si elles ont un accès opportun, approprié et équitable à des informations génomiques précises, à des tests et à un suivi adapté.


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