Meeting the needs of cancer survivors across the
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Meeting the needs of cancer survivors across the lifespan Norton Cancer Institute Survivorship Program Christy Roberts, RN, BSN, OCN S
Norton Cancer Institute Survivorship Program S In Response to the Institute of Medicine report in 2005, From Cancer Patient to Cancer Survivor, Norton Cancer Institute’s call to action was to develop a survivorship program dedicated to cancer patients who had completed active therapy. Cancer survivors require medical care and support services tailored to meet their unique needs. S The Norton Cancer Institute Survivorship Program is the only one of its kind in the region.
2006 S Sheron Williams, MD, a Medical Oncologist, started the Norton Cancer Institute Survivorship Program. S Patients that are eligible for the program have completed active therapy and are two or more years off protocol. S Survivorship Program opens site at Norton Suburban Hospital in Louisville, KY.
2007 - 2009 S The survivorship program expands to two locations: Norton Cancer Institute Jeffersonville, Indiana and Norton Cancer Institute Audubon in Louisville, Kentucky. S Investigation into developing a specialty clinic for adult survivors of childhood cancer. Site visits at NCI designated center models for long term survivorship care.
2010 S The Norton Cancer Institute was one of thirty sites selected as a National Cancer Institute Community Cancer Centers program. S The Survivorship Program is an integral part of the grant award S Begin incorporation of survivorship care plans
2011 S RN Nurse Navigator Christy Roberts joined the Survivorship program to begin implementation of navigator services and development of Survivorship care plans for all program patients. S A specialty clinic, Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancers, opened in October 2011 at the Norton Cancer Institute Multidisciplinary Center in downtown Louisville, Ky. The Norton Audubon clinic merged to this new location. S The program has also expanded to see patients at Norton Cancer Institute Brownsboro
2012 S Grant award from Komen for the Cure Louisville to assist underinsured or uninsured breast cancer survivors receive continuing care and follow up medical treatment S Participant in clinical research project with Memorial Sloan Kettering on the perception of Survivorship care plans by oncologist and primary care providers. S Norton Cancer Institute awarded continued NCCCP grant for 2012 -2014
2013 S Survivorship subcommittee formed to help Norton Cancer Institute providers incorporate cancer treatment summaries and survivorship care plans across the system for all patients receiving cancer care S Survivorship Care Plan integrated into Electronic Medical Record (EPIC) S Expanded community outreach with local and national organizations S One of the sites selected to participate in study published in www. cancerforward. org regarding Survivorship care plans
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Multidisciplinary Approach Fertility Psych Nutrition Researc h Genetics Exercise Care Plans
Survivorship Program Visit Medical Oncology Nurse Navigator Genetics Nutrition Social Work Behavioral Oncology Consults with other providers as needed
Program Growth 2008 - 2013 2012 2010 2008 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
Potential barriers and challenges Oncologist referrals and transition Administrative support MUST be present for success Survivorship Care Patient willingness to leave primary oncologist Coordination with primary care
Why do we need Treatment Summaries and Care Plans? ? S “Should you need to know what therapy you received several years down the road, this information, contained in your medical records, may have been put into storage or destroyed. Many long-term survivors have found this information difficult, if not impossible, to track down. To avoid this, start a treatment summary document during treatments or soon after. ” (Livestrong. com, 2013)
Co. C Standards S Standard 3. 3 S The Cancer Committee develops and implements a process to disseminate a comprehensive care summary and follow up plan to patients with cancer who are completing cancer treatment. The process is monitored, evaluated and presented at least annually to the cancer committee and documented in minutes
Norton Cancer Institute Survivorship Program Care Plan S Survivorship care plan is currently given to patients enrolled in survivorship program S Currently a manual process, completed by Nurse Navigator S Can be time intensive if information not easily located in chart S Template currently in Epic S Feedback from patients receiving care plans has been positive
Creating a Care Plan Type of cancer If you received radiation therapy, what type of cancer was this done for? Total amount received and treatment period/dates If you received chemotherapy, what medications were received? Treatment period/dates If you underwent surgery, what procedures were done? Surgeon name and dates included Education on short and long term side effects Screening recommendations Current progress note (optional)
Treatment Summary S Treatment summary should be completed during or immediately after initial treatment ends S A treatment summary is a document that details the cancer treatments you received. This should include any surgery, chemotherapy (or other medical therapy) and radiation therapy. The summary should list the diagnosis, stage (using TNM system when possible) and final pathology
NCCCP Treatment Summary Pilot at Norton Cancer Institute S 2011 and 2012 breast cancer pilot treatment summary at Suburban campus S Manual process, initially collaboration with pharmacy with notification to Nurse Navigator patient had completed treatment. S Time intensive, information not always in chart S Barriers: Time, loss of pharmacy collaboration due to cancer center growth and staffing S Letter template currently in EPIC (formerly in Logician)
Norton Cancer Institute Survivorship Careplan S Currently in transition to new, up to date electronic careplan. Will be in place and running on January 1, 2015 S Working with Epic team to finalize process
Contact Information: Christy Roberts, MSN©, OCN, RN Survivorship Nurse Navigator Norton Cancer Institute Christy. Roberts@nortonhealthcare. org
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