ArticleBMJ oncology2025
Evidence-based modelling and taxonomy of hospital-based cancer care coordination nurses' roles and boundaries: an iterative multiphase convergent mixed study.
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Pilot Observational and Analytic Study of Practices and Organizations Related to Emerging Occupations of Care Coordination in Oncology: Modeling the Concept of Care Coordination in Oncology (EPOCK)
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Abstract
Objective: To develop an evidence-based reference model defining the exact boundaries of the missions and activities of the hospital-based cancer care coordination nurses, to clarify their roles and standardise practices for impact evaluation. Methods and analysis: Results: We identified core missions such as active listening, clinical needs assessment and internal coordination, but also differences leading to a nurse typology into three groups: 'complex pathway coordinators', 'treatment specialists' and 'polyvalent nurses'. Only 'complex pathway coordinators', fully aligned with the reference framework, performed complete care coordination and correspond to the reference model. Conclusion: The modelling provides a foundation for standardising cancer care coordination practices, improving training and establishing a standard intervention for evaluating cancer care navigation which the authors are still calling for. Trial registration number: NCT03350776.
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