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Kelley D Mayden¹

¹Legacy Wellmont Cancer Institute, Bristol, Virginia.

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Oncology advanced practice providers (APP) must master evidence-based practice (EBP) to deliver high-quality cancer care. Embracing EBP ensures optimal patient outcomes and reduces healthcare costs.

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Area of Science:

Oncology
Healthcare Practice
Evidence-Based Practice

Background:

Oncology advanced practice providers (APP) are essential in cancer care delivery.
Rapid scientific advancements challenge APPs to stay current with medical knowledge.
Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a crucial tool for APPs to navigate complex oncology care.

Purpose of the Study:

To emphasize the critical role of EBP competencies for oncology APPs.
To highlight how EBP integration improves patient care quality and outcomes.
To underscore the responsibility of proficient APPs in promoting EBP as a standard of care.

Main Methods:

This is a conceptual and practice-based abstract, not a research study.
Focuses on the importance and application of EBP competencies.
Discusses the professional responsibilities of APPs in EBP mentorship and leadership.

Main Results:

Mastery of EBP competencies is obligatory for oncology APPs.
EBP integration leads to superior patient care, improved outcomes, and reduced healthcare costs.
Proficient APPs have a responsibility to mentor and lead EBP adoption.

Conclusions:

EBP is indispensable for oncology APPs to provide high-quality cancer care.
Adherence to EBP ensures the best patient outcomes and optimizes healthcare expenditures.
Oncology APPs must assume leadership roles to establish EBP as the standard of care.