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Oncology nursing is advancing with new diagnostics and treatments. However, significant inequities persist in cancer care delivery for underserved populations globally.

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Oncology Nursing
Healthcare Delivery
Health Inequities

Background:

Advances in cancer diagnostics and precision treatments offer new opportunities for oncology nursing.
Interprofessional care models are expanding, enhancing the potential scope of oncology nursing practice.
Despite progress, systemic inequities in cancer care delivery remain a critical challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the expanding role and influence of oncology nursing in contemporary clinical care.
To identify the persistent barriers to equitable cancer care delivery, particularly for marginalized populations.

Main Methods:

This analysis synthesizes current trends in oncology nursing and cancer care delivery.
It examines the impact of technological and collaborative advancements on nursing practice.
The study reviews literature on health disparities in oncology.

Main Results:

Oncology nursing is poised for greater influence due to scientific and collaborative advancements.
Significant disparities in access and quality of cancer care persist for underserved and marginalized patient groups.
These inequities are evident both domestically within the United States and on a global scale.

Conclusions:

Oncology nursing has a unique position to address and mitigate cancer care inequities.
Further research and targeted interventions are necessary to ensure equitable cancer care delivery.
Strengthening the role of oncology nurses is crucial for advancing health equity in cancer care.