骨骼健康第1部分:癌症环境下骨骼健康和管理概述

Urologic nursing Pub Date : 2016-01-01
Bruce Turner, Sacha Ali, Lawrence Drudge-Coates, Jhumur Pati, Vinod Nargund, Paula Wells
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癌症引起的骨病和癌症治疗引起的骨质流失是与泌尿和其他癌症治疗相关的重要骨骼问题。为了解决这一问题,我们的专家和执业护士团队在英国伦敦的一所大学医院为泌尿系统癌症患者建立了一个以执业护士为主导的骨支持诊所。该诊所已被广泛接受,对患者的旅程产生了积极的影响,有助于确保护理的连续性,并突出那些需要及时评估或治疗即将发生的骨骼相关事件的患者。为了提高可读性,本文分为两部分。
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Skeletal Health Part 1: Overview Of Bone Health and Management In the Cancer Setting.

Cancer-induced bone disease and cancer therapy-induced bone loss are significant skeletal problems related to the treatment for urological and other cancers. Our team of specialists and nurse practitioners developed a nurse practitioner-led Bone Support Clinic for urologic cancer patients at a university hospital in London, England, United Kingdom, to address this issue. The clinic has been well-accepted, has made a positive impact on the patient journey, helps to ensure continuity of care, and highlights patients who require assessment or treatment for impending skeletal-related events in a timely fashion. This article has been divided into two parts for improved readability.

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