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[An oncology nursing coordination platform for the return home].
1URPS Infirmiers libéraux Auvergne, 15, rue du Pré-la-Reine, 63100 Clermont-Ferrand, France.
Soins; La Revue De Reference Infirmiere
|June 25, 2016
Summary
The Onc'Idec platform connects healthcare professionals for cancer patients in Auvergne. This initiative aims to improve patient care by mapping the entire cancer journey.
Area of Science:
- Oncology
- Healthcare Management
- Nursing Coordination
Context:
- The Auvergne region faces challenges in coordinating cancer patient care across home and hospital settings.
- Existing healthcare systems require improved communication between multidisciplinary teams involved in cancer treatment.
Purpose:
- To describe the complete cancer patient pathway within the Auvergne region.
- To enhance care coordination for cancer patients by mobilizing private practice nurses.
- To bridge the gap between home-based and hospital-based care providers.
Summary:
- The Onc'Idec platform, developed in Auvergne, utilizes coordinating private practice nurses to link various healthcare professionals involved in cancer patient care.
- It systematically maps the entire cancer patient journey to identify areas for care improvement.
- The platform addresses the needs of both healthcare professionals and patients.
Impact:
- Improved communication and collaboration among healthcare providers involved in cancer care.
- Enhanced patient experience and outcomes through better-coordinated treatment plans.
- Potential for wider adoption of similar coordinated care models in other regions.
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