ÉNONCÉ DE POSITION Soins infirmiers en radio-oncologie

Christine Zywine, Maurene McQuestion, Tracy Truant, Allyson Nowell, Brenda Ross

Abstract


POSITION DE L’ACIO/CANO 

  • Les patients traités au moyen de la radiothérapie sont en droit de recevoir des soins d’infirmières autorisées capables de gérer leurs besoins en soins de santé complexes et imprévisibles et ce, à court et/ou à long terme. 
  • Les soins infirmiers sont dispensés par des infirmières autorisées capables de fournir des services infirmiers en radio-oncologie de haute qualité à la fois à la fois globaux et holistiques et ce, tout au long du continuum du cancer. 
  • Les infirmières autorisées en radio-oncologie ont des connaissances, des compétences et un jugement reliés à la radio-oncologie qui relèvent d’une formation post-diplôme de base.
  • Les infirmières autorisées en radio-oncologie travaillent dans un milieu qui soutient la pratique de qualité. 

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