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TheRoleoftheNurseNavigatorinEstablishingQualityCommunicationandCollaborationbetweenOncologyServices,PrimaryCare,andPatients
PamelaJ.Haylock,PhD,RN,FAANRebeccaCrane-OkadaPhD,RN,CNS,AOCN
DeborahChristensen,BSN,RN,OCN
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Objectives
• Discussbarrierstoqualitycommunicationintheoncologysetting
• Describethe3techniquesforpatient-centeredcommunication
• Analyzethenavigator’sroleindeliveringbadnewstopatients
• Developanactionplanforenhancingcommunicationandcollaborationbetweenoncologyandprimarycareproviders.
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“TheDoctor-NurseGame”
Themannerinwhichdoctorsandnursesinteracthasbeentermed“theDoctor-NurseGame”.Hasanythingchangedsince1888?
• Stein.ArchivesofGeneralPsychiatry,1967• Pilliterri &Ackerman.NursingOutlook,1993• Weinberg,Miner,Rivlin.AmericanJournalof
Nursing, 2009
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AQUALITATIVESTUDY SHOWS THATRESIDENTS DON’TNECESSARILY VIEWNURSES ASCOLLEAGUES ANDCOLLABORATORS.Weinberg,Miner&Rivlin (2009).AmericanJournalofNursing
‘ItDepends’:MedicalResidents’PerspectivesonWorkingwithNurses
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‘I tell them tests that I need, but I don’t give themmuch information. They’re not making decisionsabout treatment or anything.’ ‘Ifthere’sreallyan
acuteproblem,thenurseisprobablygoingtobetheonetocatchitfirst.Thenus.That’swhyyoudohavetotakewhattheysayseriously.’
‘Some might tell you way too much, and it’s like there is no processing of it first . . and others know exactly whatto say and only call you when they really need you.’
‘I trust factual things they tell me. I trust less, you know, their opinions or their interpretation of what’s happening.’
‘They get a little testy when it’s near the end ofthe shift and you need something . . .’
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Patient-CenteredCommunicationDomains
• ExchangingInformation• FosteringHealingRelationships•ManagingUncertainty•RecognizingandRespondingtoEmotions•MakingDecisions• EnablingSelf-Management&PatientNavigation•Cross-Cutting
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ExchangingInformation
•Exploreknowledge,beliefs,andinformationalneeds&preferences
•Sharinginformation•Providinginformationalresources&helpingpatientsandfamilymembersevaluateanduseresources
•Facilitateassimilation,understanding,andrecallofinformation
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FosteringHealingRelationships
•Discussroles&responsibilities•Honesty,openness,disclosure•Trustinclinician’stechnicalcompetence,skills&knowledge
•Expressionofcaringandcommitment•Buildrapportandconnection
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ManagingUncertainty
•Constructinganddefininguncertainty•Assessing&understandinguncertainty(cognitive)
•Usingemotion-focusedmanagementstrategies(affective)
•Usingproblem-focusedmanagementstrategies(behavior)
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RecognizingandRespondingtoEmotions
•Expressionofemotions•Explore&identifyemotions•Assessingdepression,anxietyorpsychologicaldistress
•Validationofemotions•Expressionofempathy,sympathy&reassurance•Providetangiblehelpindealingwithemotions
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MakingDecisions
•Communicationaboutdecisionalneeds,support,andprocess
•Preparationforthedecisionanddeliberation
•MakingandimplementingaChoices&ActionPlan
•Assessingdecisionqualityandreflectingonchoice
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EnablingSelf-Management&PatientNavigation
•Learningandassessing•Sharingandadvising•Prioritizingandplanning•Preparing,implementing,assisting•Arrangingandfollow-up
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Cross-Cutting
•Communicationabouttimeandsettingforcommunication
•Communicationaboutrolesofcancercareteam•Partnershipbuildingcommunicationbehaviors
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DeliveryofBadNews• Receivingacancerdiagnosisisterrifyingandlife-changing.
• Deliverofbadnewsisstressfulforproviders.
• Untilthe1960smanyhealthcareprovidersreluctantlydisclosedthecancerdiagnosistopatients.
• Today:• Patient-centeredcommunicationisanationalpriority(Epstein&Street,2011)• Healthcareprovidersexpectpatientstobeinformedandactiveparticipantsintheircare• Tissuebiopsiesareprocessedquickly,necessitatingexpeditiousplanningforthedisclosureofresults• Manyfactorsmaystraintheprocessforeffectivedeliveryofbadnews(e.g.,healthcarereimbursement,fastpaceofeverydaylivesofpatientsandproviders,readilyavailableelectroniccommunications)
• Extensiveliterature:howtoconveythediagnosis;cliniciantraining,andyet….…..
Epstein,R.M.,&Street,R.L.,Jr.(2011).Sharedmind:communication,decisionmaking,andautonomy inseriousillness.[ResearchSupport,Non-U.S.Gov't].AnnFamMed,9(5),454-461.doi:10.1370/afm.1301 COPYWRITEPROTECTED. NOT FOR REUSE IN ANY FORM
Background(continued)• Welackconsensusonhowtodothismosteffectively&westilldon’tdoitwell
• Ineffectivedisclosure(whethermeansormannerofdisclosure),haspotentialnegativecosttothepatient/providerrelationship,andtothepatient’sexperience.
• Effective disclosure mayhelppatientsbecomebetterinformed,moremotivatedintheircare,lessdistressed,betterabletoaskquestions,betterpreparedfordecision-making,betterabletonavigatetheircare,andmoreclearabouttheuncertaintyoftheirdiagnosis(Epstein&Street,2007).
• Literatureontheroleofoncologynurses(nursenavigators)intheprocessofdeliveryofbadnews(e.g.,newdiagnosis,diseaseprogression)limited.
Epstein,R.,&Street,R.L.(2007).Patient-centeredcommunicationincancercare:promotinghealingandreducingsuffering.Bethsda,MD:U.S.Dept.ofHealthandHumanServices,NationalInstitutesofHealth,NationalCancerInstitute.COPYWRITEPROTECTED. NOT FOR REUSE IN ANY FORM
TheNurse’sRole• Preparationofpatientforreceiptofbadnews• Supportduringdisclosurebythephysician• Supportafterdisclosurebythephysician• Partofoptimalcare(Griffithsetal.,2015)
• Nursenavigator’srole(?)
• Abbaszadeh,Aetal.(2014).Nurses'perspectivesonbreakingbadnewstopatientsandtheirfamilies:aqualitativecontentanalysis.JMedEthicsHist Med,7,18.• Arbabi,M.,etal.(2010).Howtobreakbadnews:physicians'andnurses'attitudes.IranJPsychiatry,5(4),128-133.• Eid,A.,Petty,M.,Hutchins,L.,&Thompson,R.(2009)."Breakingbadnews:"standardizedpatientinterventionimprovescommunicationskillsforhematology-oncologyfellowsand
advancedpracticenurses.JournalofCancerEducation,24(2),154-159.doi:10.1080/08858190902854848• Griffiths,Jetal.(2015).Breakingbadnewsabouttransitionstodying:aqualitativeexplorationoftheroleoftheDistrictNurse.PalliatMed,29(2),138-146.doi:
10.1177/0269216314551813• Higgins,D.(2002).Breakingbadnewsincancercare.Part2:Practicalskills.ProfessionalNurse,17(11),670-671.• Price,J.,McNeilly,P.,&Surgenor,M.(2006).Breakingbadnewstoparents:thechildren'snurse'srole.Int JPalliatNurs,12(3),115-120.doi:10.12968/ijpn.2006.12.3.20695• Rassin,M.,Levy,O.,Schwartz,T.,&Silner,D.(2006).Caregivers'roleinbreakingbadnews:patients,doctors,andnurses'pointsofview.CancerNursing,29(4),302-308.• Reid,M.,McDowell,J.,&Hoskins,R.(2011).Communicatingnewsofapatient'sdeathtorelatives.BrJNurs,20(12),737-740,742.doi:10.12968/bjon.2011.20.12.737• Warnock,C.,Tod,A.,Foster,J.,&Soreny,C.(2010).Breakingbadnewsininpatientclinicalsettings:roleofthenurse.JAdv Nurs,66(7),1543-1555.doi:10.1111/j.1365-2648.2010.05325.x
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PatientPreferences(Fujimori&Uchitomi,2009)• Reviewof24studiesfrom1980-2008(19inWestern,5inAsiancountries)• Patientpreferencesassociatedwith
• Setting• Mannerinwhichbadnewscommunicated• Whatandhowmuchinformationandemotionalsupportprovided• Demographics
• Patientpreferenceversusactualexperiencevaries• Presenceofanotherattimeofdisclosure• In-persondisclosureversustelephone• Personalversusimpersonalsetting• Durationofconversation(greaterthan10minutesmoresatisfying!--Figgetal.,2010)• Treatmentoptionsincludedinconversation
Figg,W.D.,Smith,E.K.,Price,D.K.,English,B.C.,Thurman,P.W.,Steinberg,S.M.,&Emanuel,E.(2010).Disclosingadiagnosisofcancer:whereandhowdoesitoccur?JClin Oncol,28(22),3630-3635.doi:10.1200/JCO.2009.24.6389
Fujimori,M.,&Uchitomi,Y.(2009).Preferencesofcancerpatientsregardingcommunicationofbadnews:asystematicliteraturereview.Jpn JClin Oncol,39(4),201-216.doi:10.1093/jjco/hyn159
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OncologistPerspectives(2themes)(Bousquet etal.,2015)
• Patient-oncologistencounterduringthebreakingofbadnews• Evaluationofpatient’sattitudes,wishes,andneedssoastotailorapproach• Disclosingbadnews:abalancingact• Dealingwithemotions(boththepatient’sandtheoncologist’s)
• Externalfactorsshapingthepatient-oncologistencounter• Familyrelationships• Systemicandinstitutionalfactors(time,privacy,interruptions,internalteamcommunications,training)
• Culturalfactorsandvariation
Bousquet,G.,Orri,M.,Winterman,S.,Brugiere,C.,Verneuil,L.,&Revah-Levy,A.(2015).BreakingBadNewsinOncology:AMetasynthesis.JClin Oncol,33(22),2437-2443.doi:10.1200/JCO.2014.59.6759
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Thegood,thebad,andtheugly• “Iwasatwork--shejustsaid‘youhavebreastcancer.’”
• “Ihadnorelationshipwiththedoctorwhophonedme.Hewasverymatteroffactatamoment inmylifewhenIwasrenderedspeechless.”
• “(Theradiologist) toldmetoexpectcancer….Iappreciatedthecandoroftheradiologist.”
• “MydoctorleftmeamessageathomeonaFriday,indicatingsheneededmetocomeintodiscusstestresults.Ididn’tgetthemessageintimetocallherbeforetheweekend.Iassumedtheresultswerebadsinceshewantedmetocomein, soIworriedallweekend.”
• “IwasjusttoldthatIhadbreastcancer….Iwasalone, thedoctor lefttheofficeandhandedmethelabreport….Inshock, Isattheretrying todecipherthelabresultsbymyself.Hesentnursesintochangemydressing.Theymadeotherappointments formeandIleft.Isatinmycarforseveralminutescrying….Gettingthenewsthatyouhavebreastcancerisdevastating.However,Ibelieveinmycaseitcouldhavebeenhandleddifferentlyandbetter.IwassorockedbythatinitialtreatmentthatIchosetohavemycareelsewhere.”
• “MydoctorwantedmetoknowrightawaysothatIcouldstarttakingcareofitasquicklyaspossible.Granted,aphonecallwasprobablynotthebestwaytocommunicate,butforthetimesavedingettingafterthecancer,itwasthebestwayforme.Mydoctorhadalreadygottenthereferralsstarted,surgeon linedup,andMRIreferralinprocessbythetimehecalledmesothathehadalltheinfo.readyformyquestions.”
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Howdoyoudisclosethebadnews??• “Thebiopsyshowsitiscancer.”
• “I’vegotgoodnewsandbadnews.”
• “Youhavethegoodkindofcancer.”
• “It’sjustalittlebitofcancer.”
• “Thetumorismalignant.Itwillgetcutoutandyou’llbefine.”
• “Lookatitthisway.Itcouldbeworse.”
• “Whatpartdidn’tyouhear?”
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• Inperson
• Byphone
• Electronicmedicalrecord
• Skype/videoconference
Andwhoelseislistening?
Wheredoyoudisclosethebadnews?
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Isthereaplan?• Who• What• When• Where• How
Telephonesurveyof15nursesandimagingsupervisors inbreastcare:• Resultsgiveninpersonor byphone;pre-plannedornot• Nonehadapolicyorprocedureontheprocess
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BreastCareandNurseNavigatorSIGSurvey(n=66*)
**“Mostofourphysiciansinformtheirpatients,butonoccasion thebreastnurseorradiologist isrequestedtogiveouttheinformation.Thisisbecomingamorecommonpractice.”*“Wetrytohavepatientswithpositivepathologyreturnforresultsinperson.(It)doesnotalwayshappen...sowemaycallthembutalwayshavethemcomeintoreceivewritteninformation andeducationandsupportwith(a)breastnursenavigator.”
Biopsy Results Disclosure:PersonandMethod
BenignFNAN(%)
BenigncoreN(%)
SuspiciousormalignantFNA
N(%)
Suspicious ormalignant
coreN(%)
Deferredtoreferringprovider 24(36.4) 24(36.4) 25(37.9) 28(42.4)Phonebybreastimagingcenter 24(36.4) 26(39.4) 19(28.8) 19(28.8)Inpersonbybreastimagingcenter 11(16.7) 9(13.6) 12(18.2) 10(15.2)Other* 7(10.6) 7(10.6) 10(15.2) 9(13.6)
• N=37(56.1%)reportedaNurseNavigatorwasconcurrentlyinformed atthetimeofdiagnosisdisclosure.• Findings suggestadiversityofpractice,andphonedisclosuregreaterthanreported intheliterature.
• Representing31statesintheU.S.andCanada• 63.6%(n=42)fromcommunityhospitals• 60.0%(n=40)biopsyresultsavailablewithin48hours
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ConsensusGuidelinesforDeliveryofBadNewsinCancerCare• Ensureprivacyandadequate,uninterruptedtime• Assessunderstanding• Provideinformationsimplyandhonestly• Encouragepatientstoexpressfeelings• Giveabroadtimeframe• Arrangereview(atimeintheimmediatefuturetoreviewthesituationwiththepatient)
• Discusstreatmentoptions• Offerassistancetotellothers• Provideinformationaboutsupportservices• Documentinformationgiven
Girgis,A.,&Sanson-Fisher,R.W.(1995).Breakingbadnews:consensusguidelinesformedicalpractitioners.[Review].JClin Oncol,13(9),2449-2456.COPYWRITEPROTECTED. NOT FOR REUSE IN ANY FORM
SPIKESFrameworkforDeliveryofBadNewsinCancer• S-Setting(ofquietandprivacy,withsignificantothersofpatient’schoicepresent)• P-Perception(howmuchdoespatientalreadyknowandwhataretheirperceptions)
• I-Invitationorinformation(askpatienthowmuchandwhatkindofinformationwouldbehelpful)
• K-Knowledge(sharethebadnewssuchas“Ihavesomeseriousnewstotellyou”;smallsegmentsofhonestanddirectinformation;patientallowedtorespond)
• E-Empathy(acknowledgeemotionsandreactionsofpatient;e.g.,“Thisisobviouslydistressingnews”)
• S-Summarizeorstrategize(andplan)
Kaplan,M.(2010).SPIKES:aframeworkforbreakingbadnewstopatientswithcancer.Clin JOncol Nurs,14(4),514-516.doi:10.1188/10.CJON.514-516COPYWRITEPROTECTED. NOT FOR REUSE IN ANY FORM
OncologyNurseNavigator&ScopeofPractice• IsthedeliveryofbadnewswithinthescopeofpracticeofanOncologyNurseNavigator(RN)?
• Byeducation• Bytraining• Bycertification• Bylaw(nursingpracticeact)• TexasNursePracticeAct(https://www.bon.texas.gov/index.asp)
• “’Professionalnursing’meanstheperformanceofanactthatrequiressubstantialspecializedjudgmentandskill,theproperperformanceofwhichisbasedonknowledgeandapplicationoftheprinciplesofbiological,physical,andsocialscienceasacquiredbyacompletedcourseinanapprovedschoolofprofessionalnursing.Thetermdoesnotincludeactsofmedicaldiagnosisortheprescriptionoftherapeuticorcorrectivemeasures.”
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ONSNurseNavigatorRoleDelineationStudy
Brown,C.G.,Cantril,C.,McMullen,L.,Barkley,D.L.,Dietz,M.,Murphy,C.M.,&Fabrey,L.J.(2012).Oncologynursenavigatorroledelineationstudy:anoncologynursingsocietyreport.Clin JOncol Nurs,16(6),581-585.doi:10.1188/12.CJON.581-585
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ONSNurseNavigatorProfessionalPracticeFramework• CoordinationofCare(Category3)
• Assesses patientneedsuponinitialencounterandperiodically…• Facilitatestimelyschedulingofappointments,diagnostictesting,andprocedurestoexpedite theplanofcareandtopromotecontinuityofcare
• Participates incoordinationoftheplanofcarewiththemultidisciplinaryteam,promotingtimelyfollow-upontreatmentandsupportivecarerecommendations
• Facilitates individualizedcare….• Demonstratesknowledgeofclinicalguidelines
• Communication(Category4)• Buildstherapeuticandtrustingrelationshipswithpatients….througheffectivecommunicationandlisteningskills
• Actsasaliaisonbetweenpatient….andproviderstooptimizepatientoutcomes.• Advocatestopromoteoptimalcareandoutcomes
OncologyNursingSociety(2013).Oncologynursenavigatorcorecompetencies.Pittsburgh:Author.
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ModelLinkingPatientNavigationtoPatient/FamilyReportedOutcomes
Modified from Fiscella K, et al (Crane-Okada co-author) (2011). Patient reported outcome measures suitable to assessment of patient navigation. ACS Patient Navigation Working Group on Patient Reported Outcomes. Cancer, 117(15 Suppl), 3601-3615.
PatientNavigation
AddressInstrumentalneeds/barriers
Education/coaching
ProvideEmotionalsupport
RefertoCommunityresources
Perceivedculturally
competentcare
Perceivedbarrierstocare
SatisfactionwithNavigation
Perceivedselfmanagement
RelationalAlliance
Clinicalcompetence
SatisfactionwithCancerRelatedCare
Liaison/advocate Improved
Function
ReducedSymptoms
ResultsDisclosure
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InformationExchange
• Patient’swanttheirprimarycareprovidertoreceiveinformationabouttheircancertreatments
• Studiesindicatethatasfewas16%ofoncologypatientsperceiveapatternofshared-carebetweentheirprimarycareproviderandoncologist
• Nursenavigatorscanenhancecommunicationbetweenoncologyandprimarycare
Aubin et al. (2010)
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WheretoStart
• Identifycurrentpatternsofinformationexchange• Identifykeycommunicationtouchpoints• Developaprocessforgettinginformationtoprimarycare
• Modeoftransfer(fax,email,mail)• Content(howmuch,howoften)• Format• Whoisresponsible?
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PatientContactCommunication
OurNurseNavigatormetwithyourpatient ____________onMar21,2016toassisttheminaseamlessexperiencethroughtheironcologycare. NavigatorsatIntermountainSouthwestCancerCenterassistpatientsinavarietyofwaysandidentifyanybarrierstocare. Resourcesandassistanceareprovidedforpatientsandfamilies.
_______________isscheduledtosee__________M.D.,on_________
ThankyouforreferringyourpatienttoIntermountainSouthwestCancerCenter. Ifyouhaveanyquestionsorconcernspleasecontactournavigators.
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• EMR• EPIC,Aria
• JourneyForward• Breast,colon,lung,lymphoma,generic
• ASCO• Breast,colon,lung,lymphoma,prostate,generic
• OncoLife
TreatmentSummaryandCareplan
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DevelopYourActionPlan
Basedonyourorganization:
Determine2communicationtouchpoints
Identifymethodforsendingcommunication
Formulatecommunication
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