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Clinical Nursing Research
2012 Volume.18 No. 2 p.317 ~ p.328
Developing Telephone Guidelines for Symptom Management of Cancer for Outpatients with Cancer after Chemotherapy
Park Ihn-Sook

Kim Eun-Mi
Oh Pil-Ju
Kim Soo-Jin
Kim Hye-Jin
Kim Bo-Kyung
Hwang Eun-Kyung
Park Se-Rim
Lee Mi-Jung
Abstract
Purpose: This study was done to provide oncology nurses systemic guidelines designed to perform telephone
counseling in outpatient settings treating patients with chemotherapy.

Methods: Symptoms which are frequently questioned were identified through case reports recorded by 4 clinical nurse specialists from January 4 to December 31. 2010. Fifteen clinical experts and two hemato-oncologists reviewed the developed draft. Their opinions were synthesized to arrive at consensus on the ideal guidelines. This process confirmed content validity. The two hemato-oncologists also verified the face validity.

Results: The six symptoms which were most frequently asked about were identified through 4,644 case reports and concerned pain, fever, skin alteration, nausea/vomiting, stomatitis and diarrhea. Evidence-based telephone triage guidelines for the 6 major symptoms in patients receiving chemotherapy were developed.

Conclusion: These guidelines will help oncology nurses from novice to expert incorporate evidence-based telenursing into their practice.
KEYWORD
Chemotherapy, Symptoms, Management, Telenursing, Guideline
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