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Collaboration in cancer nursing practice.

N Kearney¹, M Miller, W Sermeus

¹Nursing and Midwifery School, University of Glasgow, 68 Oakfield Avenue, Glasgow, G12 8LS, UK.

Journal of Clinical Nursing

|March 10, 2001

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The WISECARE project is establishing European standards for cancer nursing care, demonstrating its clinical effectiveness and value. This collaboration highlights the essential role of nursing in healthcare budgets and patient outcomes.

Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Nursing Science
Oncology

Background:

Nursing constitutes a significant portion of European healthcare expenditure, yet its impact is often unquantified.
There is a growing need to demonstrate the clinical effectiveness and economic value of nursing services in the current cost-containment environment.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the rationale and objectives of the WISECARE project, focused on identifying the unique contributions of cancer nursing.
To showcase the collaborative methodologies employed within the WISECARE project.
To present preliminary findings that underscore the value of European collaboration in standardizing cancer nursing care.

Main Methods:

European-wide collaboration among nursing professionals and stakeholders.

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Development of a framework for evaluating the impact and effectiveness of cancer nursing interventions.

Dissemination of project outcomes to foster the adoption of European nursing standards.

Main Results:

Demonstration of a collaborative process for defining and evaluating cancer nursing.
Evidence supporting the value of nursing in achieving clinical effectiveness and optimizing healthcare budgets.
Progress towards establishing unified European standards for cancer nursing care.

Conclusions:

The WISECARE project successfully illustrates the power of European collaboration in advancing cancer nursing.
Establishing clear standards for cancer nursing is crucial for proving its clinical effectiveness and justifying its significant role in healthcare.
Collaboration is key to developing and implementing high-quality, standardized nursing care across Europe.