德尔菲法
社会心理的
乳腺癌
护理部
医疗保健
医学
德尔菲
需求评估
家庭医学
癌症
社会学
内科学
社会科学
统计
数学
计算机科学
精神科
经济
操作系统
经济增长
作者
Qian Dai,Xiangyu Liu,Xianghua Xu,Yongming Fu,Zhengdi She,Yuansi Huang,Yimin Xia,Yongyi Chen,Andy S. K. Cheng,Michael Feuerstein
摘要
Abstract Aim To establish a supportive care framework for addressing unmet needs among breast cancer survivors, providing practical guidance for healthcare providers to assess and manage these needs, ultimately enhancing the health outcomes and quality of life of breast cancer survivors. Design We conducted a two‐round Delphi survey to gather expert opinions regarding the unmet needs supportive care framework for breast cancer survivors. Methods Initial framework identification and inquiry questionnaire creation was achieved via literature search and expert group discussions, which included 15 experts from nursing practice, clinical medicine, nursing management and nursing education was conducted using a Delphi survey. To establish consensus, a two‐round Delphi poll was done, using criteria based on the mean (≥4.0), coefficient of variation (CV < 0.25) and percentage for entire score (≥20%). Results Experts reached a consensus, leading to six care modules, and 28 care entries: Tumour Detection Support (three care entries), Management of Complications of Antitumor Therapy (seven care entries), Healthy Lifestyle Management (five care entries), Sexual and Fertility Support (four care entries), Psychosocial Support (four care entries) and Resource and Linkage Support (five care entries). Conclusion To address breast cancer survivors' unmet needs, a supportive framework was developed to actively enhance their health outcomes. However, further refinement and feasibility testing using mobile devices or artificial intelligence are required. Implications for the Profession and Patient Care This pioneering framework prioritises addressing unmet needs and equips healthcare providers to assess and manage these needs effectively, facilitating the implementation of programs aimed at improving the well‐being of breast cancer survivors. Reporting Method This study was guided by a modified guideline for the Conducting and Reporting of Delphi Studies (CREDES) ( Palliative Medicine , 31(8), 684, 2017). Patient or Public Contribution No Patient or Public Contribution. Trial and protocol registration The Delphi study methodology does not require registration.
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