Children's Oncology Group Nursing Research Framework

Overview

Journal Semin Oncol Nurs

Specialties Nursing
Oncology

Date 2014 Feb 25

PMID 24559776

Citations 14

Authors

Katherine P Kelly

Mary C Hooke

Kathleen Ruccione

Wendy Landier

Joan Haase

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Abstract

Objectives: To describe the development and application of an organizing research framework to guide Children's Oncology Group (COG) nursing research.

Data Sources: Research articles, reports and meeting minutes.

Conclusion: An organizing research framework helps to outline research focus and articulate the scientific knowledge being produced by nurses in the pediatric cooperative group.

Implications For Nursing Practice: The use of a COG nursing research organizing framework can facilitate the clinical nurse's understanding of how children and families sustain or regain optimal health when faced with a pediatric cancer diagnosis through interventions designed to promote individual and family resilience.

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