development and implementation of evidence-based practice in cancer care: challenges and opportunities
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Abstract
The cancer burden is a global problem, and oncology nurses should be accountable for delivering safe and effective cancer care and providing the best possible experience for patients. The development and application of evidence-based practice in cancer care is an effective strategy in achieving this goal; however, the journey in which such practice involves may encounter various challenges. In this article, the author discusses her own experience, successful and unsuccessful of such a journey. Both challenges and opportunities are identified, and suggestions put forward for making collaborative efforts.
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| Authors | ;Winnie K.W. So |
| Journal | Journal of communication disorders |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.4103/2347-5625.178168
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