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Breast Rapid Access Visit and Education (BRAVE): An Advanced Practice-Led Project
Ashley B Johnson1, Karen Hande2, Heather J Jackson3
1Ashley B. Johnson.
Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing
|February 6, 2026
Summary
Implementing expedited advanced practice clinician (APC) visits for breast cancer patients significantly reduced wait times and improved patient satisfaction. This approach enhances early access to oncology care and diagnostic services.
Area of Science:
- Oncology
- Clinical Operations
- Patient Experience
Background:
- Breast cancer diagnosis causes significant patient stress.
- Cancer centers aim for rapid oncology care access and optimal patient experience.
- Doctorally prepared advanced practice clinicians (APCs) can improve operations and patient satisfaction.
Purpose of the Study:
- To decrease the time between breast biopsy diagnosis and the initial clinician visit.
- To implement an expedited APC-led visit within days of diagnosis for breast cancer patients.
Main Methods:
- A pilot project was designed by PhD- and DNP-prepared leaders.
- The project addressed delays in new patient appointment scheduling.
- Patients were scheduled with breast oncology APCs before seeing surgeons.
Main Results:
- Earlier appointment availability was observed.
- Uptake of APC visits, breast MRI, and genetic services increased.
- Patient satisfaction scores improved, with reduced anxiety and gratitude for immediate care.
Conclusions:
- Expedited APC-led visits improve patient access to breast oncology care.
- This model enhances patient experience by reducing anxiety and wait times.
- Collaboration with APCs is effective in optimizing clinical operations and patient satisfaction.
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