Symptom management pathways for people undergoing adjuvant chemotherapy for breast and colorectal cancer: The application of process maps

J. Hughes; Julie Cowie; Roma Maguire; Lisa McCann; John Connaghan; Catherine Paterson; David G.G. Di Domenico; Nora Kearney

Symptom management pathways for people undergoing adjuvant chemotherapy for breast and colorectal cancer: The application of process maps

J. Hughes, Julie Cowie, Roma Maguire, Lisa McCann, John Connaghan, Catherine Paterson, David G.G. Di Domenico, Nora Kearney

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Management of symptoms is an important aspect of care delivery for patients undergoing chemotherapy treatment. Symptoms associated with chemotherapy can be wide ranging, complex, and, if incorrectly managed, life-threatening. The Advanced Symptom Management System (ASyMS) − III study is investigating the impact of ASyMS on the care delivered to people with breast and colorectal cancer receiving adjuvant chemotherapy. Part of this research involves understanding the different models of care employed by different hospitals across the UK in order to evaluate the impact ASyMS has on current care delivery. In this presentation we describe the use of process of care mapping to elicit symptom management care pathways in 8 cancer settings across the UK.

Original language	English
Pages	379-379
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	ECCO 17: The European Cancer Congress 2013 - Duration: 27 Sept 2013 → 1 Oct 2013 https://www.ecco-org.eu/Amsterdam2013.aspx

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Conference	ECCO 17: The European Cancer Congress 2013
Abbreviated title	ECCO
Period	27/09/13 → 1/10/13
Internet address	https://www.ecco-org.eu/Amsterdam2013.aspx

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Symptom management pathways for people undergoing adjuvant chemotherapy for breast and colorectal cancer: The application of process maps

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