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Patient satisfaction of specialist nurse-led renal cancer follow-up
Parthvi Vanalia1, Areej Paracha1, Jennifer Herdman2
1Urology Registrar, Health Education England North West, Manchester.
Background:
For many patients with locally advanced renal cancer, management is surgery followed by surveillance imaging for several years. There is no concrete data regarding specialist nurse follow-up for patients after they have had surgery.
Aims:
The authors' aim was to assess patient satisfaction with specialist nurse follow-up for patients with renal cancer who have undergone surgery.
Methods:
A questionnaire was used to measure patient satisfaction of the specialist nurse consultation. There were 100 patients invited who had been followed up in the nurse-led clinic between January 2020 and May 2021. These patients were given a phone call to complete the questionnaire.
Findings:
The audit revealed that in terms of general satisfaction, 97.1% of patients felt totally satisfied with their visit/consultation at the specialist nurse clinic. Furthermore, 94.2% of patients felt that they had good continuity of care with specialist nurse follow-up.
Conclusion:
Nurse-led follow-up was found to have high levels of patient satisfaction.
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