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Integrating the Fundamentals of Care in Oncology Nursing: A Strategic and Current Perspective
Andrea Moro1, Mariarosaria Gammone2, Marco Di Nitto3
1Department of Health Sciences, University of Genoa, Genoa, Italy; Direction for Healthcare Professions, IEO, European Institute of Oncology IRCCS, Milan, Italy.
Objectives:
To discuss the contemporary challenges facing oncology nursing and examine how the Fundamentals of Care framework can support the delivery of coordinated, person-centered care across the cancer continuum.
Methods:
This discussion paper draws on the current literature and contemporary perspectives in oncology nursing to critically examine the relevance and potential application of the Fundamentals of Care framework.
Results:
Current challenges, including workforce shortages, increasing clinical complexity, and the erosion of relational care, threaten the quality and sustainability of cancer services. The Fundamentals of Care framework offers a structured and operational approach to strengthening person-centered care by supporting continuity of care, professional identity, and workforce resilience.
Conclusions:
Integrating the Fundamentals of Care framework into oncology nursing may strengthen care quality while supporting sustainable cancer services.
Implications For Nursing Practice:
The Fundamentals of Care framework provides oncology nurses with a practical approach to delivering holistic, relationship-centered care and may guide clinical practice, professional development, and service improvement across the cancer continuum.
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