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Research
Latest papers
Symptom Management Guideline Implementation Among Nurses in Cancer-Specific Outpatient Settings
Cancer Nursing · 2024
Latest funding
- $1,081,093
Virtualizing survivorship: Implementing a more timely and comprehensive model of follow-up care
CIHR · 2019 · Principal investigator
- $961,492
Decreasing Cancer Burden: Testing a Proactive Model of Care to Improve the Quality of Toxicity Management through Patient Activation for Cancer Self-Management during the Active Treatment Phase
CIHR · 2017 · Co-investigator
- $19,388
Decreasing Cancer Burden: Testing a Proactive Model of Care to Improve the Quality of Toxicity Management through Patient Activation for Cancer Self-Management during the Active Treatment Phase
CIHR · 2016 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
Symptom Management Guideline Implementation Among Nurses in Cancer-Specific Outpatient Settings
Teggart K, Silva A, Lopez CJ, Bryant-Lukosius D, Neil-Sztramko SE, Ganann R
Virtualizing survivorship: Implementing a more timely and comprehensive model of follow-up care
Principal investigators: Cafazzo, Joseph A; Bender, Jacqueline L; Berlin, Alejandro; Brown, Ian R; Bryant-Lukosius, Denise E; FEIFER, ANDREW; Gotto, Geoffrey; Rendon, Ricardo
Keywords: Advanced Practice Nurses; Breast Cancer; Cancer Care Continuum; Electronic Patient Reported Outcomes; Models Of Care Delivery; Patient-Centred Care; Prostate Cancer; Service Design; Survivorship; Virtual Care
Decreasing Cancer Burden: Testing a Proactive Model of Care to Improve the Quality of Toxicity Management through Patient Activation for Cancer Self-Management during the Active Treatment Phase
Principal investigators: Krzyzanowska, Monika K; Moody, Lesley; Howell, Doris M
Keywords: Cancer; Chemotherapy; Education; Ehealth; Health Coaching; Implementation Science; Self-Management
Decreasing Cancer Burden: Testing a Proactive Model of Care to Improve the Quality of Toxicity Management through Patient Activation for Cancer Self-Management during the Active Treatment Phase
Principal investigators: Krzyzanowska, Monika K; Moody, Lesley; Howell, Doris M
Keywords: Cancer; Chemotherapy; Implementation Science; Model Of Care; Patient Activation; Self-Management Support; Toxicity Management
A Web-Based Self-Management Support Program to Promote Adaptation to Cancer in the Acute Treatment Phase: Usability and Feasibility of the "I-Can Manage Cancer" Intervention
Principal investigators: Howell, Doris M; Moody, Lesley
Keywords: Cancer; Co-Design; E-Health; Human Factors; Interdisciplinary; Mixed-Methods; Prototype; Qualitative Interviews; Self Management Support; Usability
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