O papel do enfermeiro oncologista na otimização da jornada da pessoa com cancro da mama avançado

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https://doi.org/10.31877/on.2024.49.02

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Cancro da mama avançado, Enfermeiro, Jornada do doente, Multidisciplinaridade, Qualidade de vida relacionada com a saúde

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O cancro da mama é o tipo de cancro mais comum nas mulheres globalmente e foi o segundo mais comum em Portugal em 2020. A doença avançada é a principal causa de morte e a fase da doença que requer mais cuidados, mas várias necessidades subsistem na jornada dos doentes. Um grupo de peritos reuniu-se para identificar as principais necessidades destes doentes ao longo da sua jornada, lacunas nas mesmas nas instituições portuguesas e como as suprir de modo a otimizar o contínuo de cuidados e consequentemente os resultados em saúde com qualidade de vida.
Foram considerados quatro momentos chave da jornada do doente − diagnóstico, primeira linha de tratamento, monitorização e linhas avançadas de tratamento e posteriormente – e, em cada um, proposto um conjunto de linhas de ação no âmbito da Enfermagem com potencial para otimizar a abordagem à pessoa com cancro da mama avançado em Portugal.

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Cavaco-Silva J, Leomaro V, Amarelo A, Madeira C, Rosa P, Amorim AP. O papel do enfermeiro oncologista na otimização da jornada da pessoa com cancro da mama avançado. Onco.News [Internet]. 14 de Outubro de 2024 [citado 12 de Novembro de 2024];(49):e0258. Disponível em: https://onco.news/index.php/journal/article/view/258