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Tessa Renouf¹, Andrew Bates², June F Davis³

¹The Royal Marsden School, Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK.

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Patient-centric prehabilitation improves cancer care and reduces costs. A new framework highlights the crucial role of nurses and interdisciplinary teams in delivering personalized interventions for better patient outcomes.

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Cancer Exercise Nutrition Prehabilitation Psychology

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Patient Care

Background:

Prehabilitation is increasingly recognized for its potential to enhance patient experiences and outcomes in oncology.
There is a growing need for structured, individualized prehabilitation programs within cancer care.
Existing literature and guidance highlight the importance of a patient-centric approach.

Approach:

A comprehensive review of recent peer-reviewed literature was conducted.
National guidance and government strategy documents related to prehabilitation in oncology were analyzed.
A conceptual framework was developed to guide the creation of interdisciplinary prehabilitation services.

Key Points:

Patient-centric prehabilitation is vital for improving the cancer journey, population health, and reducing financial burdens.
Effective personalized prehabilitation relies on the coordinated efforts of an interdisciplinary team.
Nurses play a foundational role in screening, assessment, intervention, and reassessment, ensuring tailored patient care.

Conclusions:

The review underscores the significant role of nurses in prehabilitation, suggesting further research is needed.
The proposed conceptual framework offers a foundation for developing interdisciplinary prehabilitation services, emphasizing the nurse's central role.
Educational initiatives are recommended to enhance healthcare professionals' prehabilitation knowledge, facilitating the development of robust interdisciplinary services.