Using journey maps to understand patientreported outcome measures in the cancer journey.

Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal Pub Date : 2024-11-01 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI:10.5737/23688076344443

Jae-Yung Kwon, Melissa Moynihan, Angela C Wolff, Geraldine Irlbacher, Amanda L Joseph, Lorraine Wilson, Hilary Horlock, Lillian Hung, Leah K Lambert, Francis Lau, Richard Sawatzky

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Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this qualitative study is to demonstrate the use of patient-reported outcome measure-based journey maps in facilitating clinicians' ability to communicate with patients about their well-being at each phase of their cancer journey.

Methods: Individual semi-structured online and phone interviews were conducted with older adults in British Columbia, Canada. Participants (n = 6) were asked to describe their cancer experiences associated with their well-being score using the Edmonton Symptom Assessment System revised questionnaire throughout their cancer journey (i.e., pre-diagnosis, diagnosis, treatment, to post-treatment).

Results: Six older adults who received cancer treatment were interviewed. Six journey maps were developed with evidence of fluctuation in participants' level of well-being through their cancer journeys.

Conclusion: Journey maps can facilitate patient-clinician communication for tailoring interventions and draw clinicians' attention to additional prompts to better understand patients' well-being throughout the cancer journey.

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使用旅程图了解癌症旅程中患者报告的结果测量。

目的：本定性研究旨在展示基于患者报告结果测量的旅程地图在促进临床医生与患者就其癌症旅程各阶段的健康状况进行沟通方面的应用：方法：对加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省的老年人进行了个人半结构化在线和电话访谈。要求参与者（n = 6）使用埃德蒙顿症状评估系统（Edmonton Symptom Assessment System）修订版问卷描述他们在整个癌症治疗过程（即诊断前、诊断、治疗到治疗后）中与幸福感评分相关的癌症经历：对六位接受过癌症治疗的老年人进行了访谈。结果：对六名接受癌症治疗的老年人进行了访谈，绘制了六张旅程地图，有证据表明，参与者在癌症治疗过程中的幸福感水平存在波动：旅程图可以促进患者与医生之间的交流，从而定制干预措施，并提请临床医生注意更多提示，以便更好地了解患者在整个癌症治疗过程中的幸福感。

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期刊介绍： The Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal is published quarterly in the Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall. The CONJ is the only Canadian publication in cancer nursing. It is a bilingual, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the interests of the professional nurse who provides care to patients with cancer and their families. The journal endeavours to publish timely papers, promote the image of the nurse involved in cancer care, stimulate nursing issues in oncology nursing and encourage nurses to publish in national media.