The Impact of Exercise and Nutrition as Part of a Person-Centered Approach to Prehabilitation in Patients with Bladder Cancer

Keyphrases

• Anesthetics 14%
• Appropriate Care 14%
• Before Surgery 14%
• Bladder Cancer 100%
• Care Delivery 14%
• Care Needs 14%
• CINAHL 14%
• Clinical Areas 14%
• Clinical Pathway 14%
• Clinical Recommendations 14%
• Delayed Diagnosis 14%
• Exercise Prescription 14%
• Functional Capacity 14%
• Google Scholar 14%
• High Risk 14%
• Holistic Care 14%
• Individual Recommendation 14%
• Major Surgery 14%
• MEDLINE 14%
• Multidisciplinary Intervention 14%
• Multidisciplinary Team 28%
• Multiple Comorbidities 14%
• Muscle-invasive Bladder Cancer 85%
• Nursing Practice 14%
• Nutritional Intervention 28%
• One-size-fits-all 14%
• Person-centered 14%
• Person-centered Approach 100%
• Physical Exercise 14%
• Postoperative Outcomes 14%
• Prehabilitation 100%
• Psychological Capacity 14%
• Psychological Well-being 28%
• Radical Cystectomy 57%
• Radical Surgery 14%
• Routine Care 14%
• Scopus 14%
• Service Provision 14%
• Specialist nurse 14%
• Supportive Care 14%
• Supportive Care Needs 28%
• Survivorship 14%
• Unmet Needs 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Bladder Cancer 100%
• CINAHL 16%
• Clinical Pathway 16%
• Comorbidity 16%
• Cystectomy 66%
• Holistic Care 16%
• Major Surgery 16%
• Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer 100%
• Nurse Specialist 16%
• Nursing Practice 16%
• Patient Referral 16%
• PsycINFO 16%
• Scopus 16%