Le nouvel article intitulé « Integrating accompanying patients into clinical oncology teams: limiting and facilitating factors » a été publié dans le BMC Health Services Research. Cet article, rédigé par plusieurs chercheurs et chercheuses dont Professeure Catherine Régis, étudie les facteurs limitatifs et les facteurs qui facilitent l’intégration des patients dans des équipes d’oncologie clinique.
Voici une partie de l’abstract (en anglais):
Objectives Since 2018, four establishments in Quebec have been instrumental in implementing the PAROLE-Oncoprogram, which introduced accompanying patients (APs) into healthcare teams to improve cancer patients’ experience. APs are patient advisors who have acquired specific experiential knowledge related to living with cancer, using services, and interacting with healthcare professionals. They are therefore in a unique and reliable position to be able to provide emotional, informational, cognitive and navigational support to patients who are dealing with cancer. We aimed to explore APs’ perspectives regarding the limiting and facilitating factors in terms of how they are integrated into the clinical oncology teams. (Pomey et al., p. 1, 2024)
Ce contenu a été mis à jour le 27 mars 2024 à 17 h 46 min.
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