Through the fog of disease: the challenges faced by and vision of medical staff and patients with regard to intermittent symptom management during colorectal cancer chemotherapy

At present, intermittent symptom management during CRC chemotherapy does not meet patients' needs. In the process of symptom management, patients are more dependent on medical staff, and medical staff are more likely to advocate common decision-making with regard to patients. However, both parties believe that developing home symptom management schemes is highly important, and they highlight the needs to focus on the challenges encountered in the process of symptom management, to overcome information barriers, to enhance communication, to strengthen education and information provision, and to help the community jointly establish a vision for a home multiple support network.

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BMC Nursing
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2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12912-025-03007-x
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2
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Cancer survivorship and care
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Through the fog of disease: the challenges faced by and vision of medical staff and patients with regard to intermittent symptom management during colorectal cancer chemotherapy

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BMC Nursing
Cancer survivorship and care
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Through the fog of disease: the challenges faced by and vision of medical staff and patients with regard to intermittent symptom management during colorectal cancer chemotherapy

Yuxuan Wu, Xi Ke, Xiaofang Luo, Diandong Lv, Xinyuan Yu, Xi Zhang, Huimin Du, Dun Liu
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Abstract

At present, intermittent symptom management during CRC chemotherapy does not meet patients' needs. In the process of symptom management, patients are more dependent on medical staff, and medical staff are more likely to advocate common decision-making with regard to patients. However, both parties believe that developing home symptom management schemes is highly important, and they highlight the needs to focus on the challenges encountered in the process of symptom management, to overcome information barriers, to enhance communication, to strengthen education and information provision, and to help the community jointly establish a vision for a home multiple support network.

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Fujian Medical University (CN), Fujian Provincial Hospital (CN), Fujian Provincial Cancer Hospital (CN)
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Cancer survivorship and care
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Through the fog of disease: the challenges faced by and vision of medical staff and patients with regard to intermittent symptom management during colorectal cancer chemotherapy — Yuxuan Wu, Xi Ke, et al. · BMC Nursing (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS