Nursing practice in cancer treatment decision making among older adults: A scoping review on behalf of the International Society of Geriatric Oncology Nursing, Allied Health, and Scientists Interest Group [0.03%]
国际老年肿瘤学会护理、 allied health 和科学家兴趣小组的癌症治疗决策行为综述：老年人的护理实践
Fay J Strohschein,Hanneke van der Wal-Huisman,K Alix Hayden et al.
Fay J Strohschein et al.
Introduction: Cancer treatment decision making (CTDM) presents important challenges among older adults due to variation in health and functional status, presence of comorbidities, differing goals/values, quality and quant...
Geriatric oncology in 2040: Exploring potential realities and challenges. A diverse perspective [0.03%]
2040年的老年肿瘤学：探讨潜在现实与挑战。多样性的视角
Raymond Gardner,Luciola Pontes Leite de Barros,Kwok Leung Cheung et al.
Raymond Gardner et al.
The average global life expectancy is predicted to increase to approximately 80 years by 2040 [1]. Cancer is an ageing-related disease, and its prevalence will also increase with this ageing of the population [2]. This rise in older adults ...
The effect of frailty on early postoperative outcomes of lobectomy for lung cancer in older adults - A United States National Retrospective Cohort Study [0.03%]
脆弱性对老年肺癌患者肺叶切除术后早期预后的影响——一项美国全国性回顾队列研究
Diana Barragan-Bradford,Ruben Oganesyan,Alexander Nagrebetsky et al.
Diana Barragan-Bradford et al.
Introduction: Pulmonary lobectomy represents the primary curative treatment for lung cancer in older adults, yet frailty's impact on critical early postoperative outcomes remains inadequately characterized. This analysis ...
Getting the right measure: Gait speed assessment and outcomes in older patients with cancer [0.03%]
合适的评估措施：老年癌症患者的步速评估及结果
Evelien R A Spruijt,Ajay T Bakas,Aniel Sewnaik et al.
Evelien R A Spruijt et al.
Introduction: Gait speed (GS) reflects an individual's physical capacity and is often used to assess the level of fitness in older individuals with cancer. Importantly, GS can be measured in various ways. This study exami...
Helping caregivers of older adults with cancer manage patient care: A qualitative analysis of healthcare professional perspectives [0.03%]
协助护理老年癌症患者的照护者管理患者护理：医疗保健专业人员视角的质性分析
Ying Wang,Maya Anand,Kah Poh Loh et al.
Ying Wang et al.
Introduction: Family and/or unpaid caregivers play an important role in managing care for older adults with cancer (aged ≥65 years). Despite the development of theoretical models that emphasize the need for medical teams...
The transition to person-centered care: Putting patient priorities at the heart of decision-making [0.03%]
以患者优先为重点的以人为本护理的转变
Suzanne Festen
Suzanne Festen
Screening for frailty and malnutrition in a multidisciplinary head and neck cancer program [0.03%]
多学科头颈肿瘤项目中的脆弱性和营养不良筛查
Eden R Brauer,Stephanie Lazaro,Denice R Economou et al.
Eden R Brauer et al.
Introduction: Frailty and malnutrition are strong predictors of adverse outcomes in patients with head and neck cancer, yet remain underassessed in routine clinical care. This project aimed to develop, implement, and eval...
Real-world management and clinical outcomes of first line treatment of advanced renal cell carcinoma in older patients in Canada [0.03%]
加拿大老年肾细胞癌患者一线治疗的现实世界管理及临床结局
Lauren Curry,Sunita Ghosh,Erica Arenovich et al.
Lauren Curry et al.
Introduction: There is a paucity of data with respect to optimal management of metastatic renal cell carcinoma (mRCC) in older patients. Real-world data may help close this knowledge gap and improve care in this understud...
Individualized physical activity program for older adults undergoing chemotherapy for hematologic malignancies [0.03%]
老年化疗患者个体化运动项目
Baptiste Fournier,Chiara Russo,Aurélia Maire et al.
Baptiste Fournier et al.
Introduction: Older adults with hematologic malignancies are at high risk of treatment-related functional decline. Although physical activity (PA) may mitigate these effects, evidence in older adults with acute myeloid le...
One voice for radiotherapy: Addressing inequities in radiotherapy utilization for older adults [0.03%]
一个声音呼吁放射治疗公平性：解决老年群体中放射治疗使用不平等的问题
Penny Mackenzie,Geoff Delaney,Lucinda Morris et al.
Penny Mackenzie et al.