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A Shifting Paradigm Toward Family-centered Care In Neuro-oncology: A Longitudinal Quasi-experimental Mixed-methods Feasibility Study.

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A Shifting Paradigm Toward Family-centered Care In Neuro-oncology: A Longitudinal Quasi-experimental Mixed-methods Feasibility Study.

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A Shifting Paradigm Toward Family-Centered Care in Neuro-Oncology: A Longitudinal Quasi-Experimental Mixed-Methods Feasibility Study.

Karin Piil^1,2, Giulia Locatelli³, Stine Laegaard Skovhus¹

¹Copenhagen University Hospital, Rigshospitalet, Denmark.

Journal of Family Nursing

|March 27, 2024

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Summary

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Family-centered interventions like Family and Network Conversations (FNCs) are feasible for high-grade glioma patients and their families. Nurse-delivered FNCs holistically address needs, strengthen family bonds, and require tailored approaches.

Keywords:

brain tumor family functioning mixed-methods patient-reported outcome measures

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Area of Science:

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Family Medicine
Nursing

Background:

Family-centered care is crucial for patients with serious illnesses.
High-grade glioma presents unique challenges for patients and their families.
Effective interventions are needed to support family well-being during cancer treatment.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the feasibility of Family and Network Conversations (FNCs) for high-grade glioma patients and their families.
To explore the experiences of patients, families, and nurses with FNCs.
To evaluate the impact of FNCs on family communication and support.

Main Methods:

Quasi-experimental feasibility study with a longitudinal mixed-methods design.
Inclusion of 21 high-grade glioma patients and 47 family members.

Three FNC sessions over one year, with quantitative (questionnaires) and qualitative (interviews, focus groups) data collection.

Main Results:

Nurse-delivered FNCs were found to be feasible and holistically addressed family needs.
Intervention strengthened family dialogue and union, though quantitative and qualitative data showed some discrepancies.
Nurses reported feeling empowered but highlighted the need for advanced competencies.

Conclusions:

Nurse-delivered Family and Network Conversations are a feasible approach to family-centered care for high-grade glioma patients.
The intervention effectively supports families, but requires tailoring to individual family needs.
Further research may be needed to refine advanced competencies for nurses delivering FNCs.