Volume 27, Issue 1 • Winter 2017 eISSN: 2368-8076

Volume 27, Issue 1 • Winter 2017
eISSN: 2368-8076

Canadian OnCOlOgy nursing JOurnal • VOlume 27, issue 1, Winter 2017
reVue Canadienne de sOins infirmiers en OnCOlOgie
ARTICLES
9 The meaning of being an oncology nurse: Investing
to make a dierence
by Lindsey Ann Davis, Frances Fothergill-Bourbonnais,
and Christine McPherson
15 Le sens de la vocation d’infirmière en oncologie:
s’investir pour aider vraiment
par Lindsey Ann Davis, Frances Fothergill-
Bourbonnais et Christine McPherson
22 Développement et validation d’un plan de soins de
suivi (PSS) pour des femmes atteintes du cancer
de l’endomètre lors de la transition de la fin du
traitement actif vers la survie au cancer
par Johanne Hébert et Lise Fillion
33 Development and validation of an individualized
survivorship care plan (ISCP) for women with
endometrial cancer during the transition of the
end of active treatment to the cancer survivorship
by Johanne Hébert and Lise Fillion
43 Living with cancer and other chronic conditions:
Patients’ perceptions of their healthcare
experience
by Kia Duthie, Fay J. Strohschein, and Carmen G.
Loiselle
49 Vivre avec un cancer et d’autres maladies
chroniques: perceptions des patients au sujet de
leur expérience des soins de santé
par Kia Duthie, Fay J. Strohschein et Carmen G.
Loiselle
56 Engaging with patients who desire death:
Interpretation, presence, and constraint
by David Kenneth Wright, Marina Chirchikova,
Véronique Daniel, Vasiliki Bitzas, James Elmore and
Marie-Laurence Fortin
65 S’engager auprès des patients qui veulent mourir:
interprétation, présence et contrainte
par David Kenneth Wright, Marina Chirchikova,
Véronique Daniel, Vasiliki Bitzas, James Elmore,
Marie-Laurence Fortin
74 The role of oncology nurse navigators in
facilitating continuity of care within the
diagnostic phase for adult patients with lung
cancer
by Gaya Jeyathevan, Manon Lemonde, and Angela
Cooper Brathwaite
81 Rôle des infirmières pivots en oncologie pour
assurer la continuité des soins oerts aux adultes
durant la phase diagnostique du cancer du
poumon
par Gaya Jeyathevan, Manon Lemonde et Angela
Cooper Brathwaite
88 CANO/ACIO POSITION PAPER
Leadership
90 ÉNONCÉ DE POSITION
Leadership
2 Guest Editorial
Future ready: Strengthening oncology nursing
leadership in the context of professional oncology
nursing organizations
by Tracy Truant and Raymond Javan Chan
5 Collaboration spéciale
Préparer le futur: renforcer le leadership des
soins infirmiers en oncologie dans le contexte des
organisations professionnelles de soins infirmiers
en oncologie
par Tracy Truant et Raymond Javan Chan
Canadian Oncology
Nursing Journal
Revue canadienne de soins
infirmiers en oncologie
Volume 27, Issue 1 • Winter 2017 eISSN: 2368-8076

Volume 27, Issue 1, WInter 2017 • CanadIan onCology nursIng Journal
reVue CanadIenne de soIns InfIrmIers en onCologIe
FEATURES
92 BRIEF COMMUNICATION
The pan-Canadian Oncology Symptom Triage and
Remote Support (COSTaRS)—Practice guides for
symptom management in adults with cancer
by Dawn Stacey and Meg Carley, for the pan-Canadian
Oncology Symptom Triage and Remote Support
Group
99 EN BREF
Regard sur les guides de gestion des symptômes
pour infirmières produits à partir de données
probantes par l’Équipe pancanadienne de
triage des symptômes et aide à distance en
oncologie(COSTaRS)
par Dawn Stacey et Meg Carley, Équipe
pancanadienne de triage des symptômes et aide à
distance en oncologie(COSTaRS)
107 RESEARCH REFLECTION
Nurse practitioner engagement in research
by Leah K. Lambert and Laura M. Housden
111 RÉFLEXIONS SUR LA RECHERCHE
Les infirmières praticiennes et la recherche
par Leah K. Lambert et Laura M. Housden
115 Identifying patient-reported outcomes of
telephone-based breast cancer support services
by Margaret I. Fitch, Kittie Pang, and Danielle
VandeZande
124 Résultats rapportés par les patients pour un
service de soutien téléphonique pour le cancer du
sein
par Margaret I. Fitch, Kittie Pang et Danielle
VandeZande
133 PATIENT RESOURCE

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Canadian OnCOlOgy nursing JOurnal • VOlume 27, issue 1, Winter 2017
reVue Canadienne de sOins infirmiers en OnCOlOgie
Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal / Revue canadienne de soins inrmiers en oncologie is a refereed journal.
Editor-in-Chief Margaret I. Fitch, RN, PhD, 207 Chisholm Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4C 4V9.
Phone: [phone]; Email: [email protected]
Editorial Board Sally Thorne, RN, PhD, FCAHS, University of British Columbia, T201-2211 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, BC V6T 2B5 604-822-7482;
[email protected]
Janice Chobanuk, RN, BSc, MN, CON(C), Clinical Leader Community Oncology, Alberta Health Services, Cancer Care Community
Oncology, 1500 10123 99 Street, Edmonton, AB T5J 3H1, 780-643-4542; fax: [phone]; [email protected]
Nicole Allard, PhD, Université du Québec Rimouski, Co-directrice du module des sciences de la santé, Campus de Lévis, 1595 Alphonse
Desjardins, Lévis, QC G6V 0A6, 418-833-8899; fax: [phone]; [e-mail]
Dawn Stacey, RN, PhD, University of Ottawa, School of Nursing, 451 Smyth Road (Rm 1118), Ottawa, ON K1H 8M5; [email protected]
Sharon Thomson, RN, MSc, BA, 604-321-2774; [email protected]
Fay J. Strohschein, RN, PhD(c), Ingram School of Nursing, McGill University, Nursing Counsellor, Geriatric Oncology, Jewish General
Hospital, Montreal, QC, 514-340-8222, ext. 3864; F[email protected]
Reviewers A list of current CONJ reviewers is available at: http://canadianoncologynursingjournal.com/
Managing Editor Heather Coughlin, 613-735-0952, fax [phone], email: [email protected]
Production The Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal is produced in conjunction with Pappin Communications, The Victoria Centre,
84 Isabella Street, Unit 2, Pembroke, Ontario K8A 5S5, 613-735-0952, fax [phone], email: [email protected]
Statement The Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal is the ocial publication of the Canadian Association of Nurses in Oncology, and is
directed to the professional nurse caring for patients with cancer. The journal supports the philosophy of the national association.
The philosophy is: “The purpose of this journal is to communicate with the members of the Association. This journal currently acts as
a vehicle for news related to clinical oncology practice, technology, education and research. This journal aims to publish timely papers,
to promote the image of the nurse involved in cancer care, to stimulate nursing issues in oncology nursing, and to encourage nurses to
publish in national media.” In addition, the journal serves as a newsletter conveying information related to the Canadian Association
of Nurses in Oncology, it intends to keep Canadian oncology nurses current in the activities of their national association. Recognizing
the value of nursing literature, the editorial board will collaborate with editorial boards of other journals and indexes to increase the
quality and accessibility of nursing literature.
Indexing The Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal/Revue canadienne de soins inrmiers en oncologie is registered with the National Library
of Canada, eISSN 2368-8076, and is indexed in the Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature,
(CINAHL), the International Nursing Index and Medline.
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Publication The journal is published quarterly in February, May, August and November. The Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal is open access
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Author Information Guidelines for authors are usually included in each issue. All submissions are welcome. At least one author should be a registered nurse, however,
the editor has nal discretion on suitability for inclusion. Author(s) are responsible for acknowledging all sources of funding and/or information.
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