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Supporting Change in Oncology Nursing Practice in Kuwait.
Veronica Nickerson1, Jennifer Deering1, Suha Alazmei2
1University Health Network Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.
Oncology Nursing Forum
|June 22, 2017
Summary
Oncology nurses face challenges in keeping expertise current. This article presents a theory-based model to help nurses in Kuwait implement best practices in cancer care.
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Oncology
- Healthcare Management
Background:
- Global challenges exist in providing accessible and high-quality oncology care.
- Nurses, the largest healthcare segment, require specialized knowledge and skills in cancer treatment.
- Integrating new evidence into nursing practice is crucial for effective cancer care delivery.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe a theory-based model for implementing oncology nursing best practices.
- To address the need for specialized oncology nursing knowledge and expertise in Kuwait.
- To provide a framework for local strategies supporting knowledge integration in cancer care.
Main Methods:
- A theory-based model was developed.
- The model focuses on integrating best practices in oncology nursing.
- Implementation strategies are designed for a local context (Kuwait).
Main Results:
- A practical, theory-based model for oncology nursing best practices is proposed.
- The model facilitates the integration of new knowledge into clinical settings.
- It offers a structured approach to enhance cancer nursing expertise.
Conclusions:
- The described model provides a viable strategy for improving oncology nursing care in Kuwait.
- Local implementation of theory-based models can overcome challenges in specialized nursing knowledge.
- This framework supports the continuous development of oncology nursing expertise to meet patient needs.
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