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Cancer care requires multidisciplinary teams. Early nutritional intervention can improve patient outcomes and quality of life, highlighting the need for collaboration between oncologists and nutrition experts.

Keywords:

Equipo multidisciplinar Nutrición Oncología Paciente con cáncer

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Area of Science:

Oncology
Nutritional Science
Public Health

Background:

Cancer is a major global health issue requiring innovative medical treatments.
Cancer's systemic and complex nature necessitates high-quality, multidisciplinary oncological care.
Malnutrition is prevalent in cancer patients, impacting prognosis and treatment.

Purpose of the Study:

To emphasize the importance of early nutritional intervention in cancer care.
To highlight the benefits of integrating nutrition experts into multidisciplinary oncology teams.
To underscore the collaborative relationship needed between oncologists and nutritionists.

Main Methods:

Literature review on cancer treatment and nutritional support.
Analysis of the impact of malnutrition on cancer patient outcomes.
Examination of multidisciplinary care models in oncology.

Main Results:

Early nutritional intervention can significantly improve cancer patient prognosis.
Enhanced quality of life and reduced complication rates are associated with nutritional support.
Multidisciplinary teams, including nutrition experts, provide higher quality cancer care.

Conclusions:

Integrated nutritional support is crucial for optimizing cancer treatment.
Collaboration between oncologists and nutritionists is essential for improving patient outcomes.
Addressing malnutrition is a key component of comprehensive cancer care.