European Journal of Oncology Nursing
Scope & Guideline
Connecting Research and Practice: Advancing Oncology Nursing Together
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Patient-Centered Care:
Research emphasizing the importance of understanding patients' experiences, needs, and preferences in oncology nursing, aiming to improve care delivery and patient satisfaction. - Symptom Management:
Studies focused on the assessment and management of symptoms experienced by cancer patients, including pain, fatigue, and psychological distress, to enhance their quality of life. - Psychosocial Support:
Exploration of the psychological and social factors affecting cancer patients and their families, including resilience, coping strategies, and the impact of caregiving. - Interventions and Innovations:
Research on innovative nursing interventions, including digital health tools, exercise programs, and educational strategies, aimed at improving patient outcomes. - Health Equity and Access:
Investigations into disparities in cancer care, focusing on socioeconomic, cultural, and geographic factors that influence access to treatment and support. - Professional Development:
Studies aimed at enhancing the competencies and well-being of oncology nursing professionals, including training, education, and workplace dynamics.
Trending and Emerging
- Digital Health and Telehealth Innovations:
An increasing number of studies are focusing on the use of digital tools and telehealth to enhance patient engagement, self-management, and access to care, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. - Holistic and Integrative Approaches:
There is a trend towards exploring integrative care models that combine traditional nursing practices with complementary therapies, addressing the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of patients. - Caregiver Support and Family Dynamics:
Research is increasingly recognizing the role of family caregivers and the impact of cancer on family dynamics, leading to studies focused on support interventions for caregivers. - Health Equity and Cultural Competence:
Emerging themes highlight the importance of addressing health disparities and ensuring culturally competent care for diverse patient populations. - Psychological Resilience and Coping Strategies:
A growing body of research is examining the factors that contribute to psychological resilience among cancer patients, emphasizing the importance of coping strategies in treatment outcomes.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Treatment Modalities:
Research focusing on conventional cancer treatments without integrating complementary or supportive care perspectives has decreased, as there is a growing recognition of holistic approaches. - Basic Clinical Trials:
Studies that primarily report clinical trial results without a nursing or patient-centered focus are becoming less prominent, as there is a shift towards research that emphasizes the role of nursing in the clinical trial process. - Generic Quality of Life Assessments:
While quality of life remains a key area of research, there is a decline in studies utilizing generic assessments without tailoring them to specific cancer types or patient demographics. - Single-Disease Focus:
Research concentrating solely on one type of cancer is waning in favor of studies that address comorbidities and the experiences of patients with multiple cancer types or chronic conditions. - Pharmacological Interventions:
There is a noticeable decrease in studies focused exclusively on pharmacological interventions, with a greater emphasis now on non-pharmacological strategies and holistic care approaches.
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