January 2020 PMID 31936057

Discharging Women with Advanced Ovarian Cancer on Home Parenteral Nutrition: Making and Implementing the Decision.

Anne Marie Sowerbutts, Simon Lal, Jana Sremanakova, Andrew R Clamp, Gordon C Jayson, Antje Teubner, Lisa Hardy, Chris Todd, Anne-Marie Raftery, Eileen Sutton, Sorrel Burden

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Discussions emphasize the significance of the research, with posts mentioning key aspects such as decision-making challenges, treatment understanding, and communication barriers, which reflect both interest and recognition of the article's potential influence on clinical practices. The tone varies from neutral sharing to slightly analytical, emphasizing its relevance for improving patient care.

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Most discussions recognize the importance of the research and acknowledge its insights into decision-making for women with advanced ovarian cancer, demonstrating general support.

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The discussions show high interest, especially with mentions of new research findings and specific terms like 'Home Parenteral Nutrition' and 'qualitative study,' indicating engagement with the topic.

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Participants are actively discussing the article, referencing its focus on communication issues, treatment understanding, and decision-making processes, suggesting a moderate depth of engagement.

ImpactModerate impact

The post content highlights the significance of the research in influencing healthcare practices, especially regarding decision-making and patient communication, indicating a moderate impact level.

Abstract in brief

The study explores how decisions about home parenteral nutrition (HPN) are made for women with advanced ovarian cancer and identifies barriers and facilitators to implementing these decisions.
Findings show a mismatch between oncologists, who think decisions are shared, and patients, who feel the decision is mostly driven by their doctors; however, patients are generally content with receiving HPN or viewing it as an alternative to death.
Communication issues across healthcare teams are major barriers to timely discharge, while solutions like having a single contact point and standardizing procedures help improve the process.]

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New from #MSCActions https://t.co/gHk8kaw0SM Discharging Women with Advanced Ovarian Cancer on Home Parenteral Nutrition: Making and Implementing the Decision

Mar 19, 2020 · 1,553 followers View post →

Claire Burden RD

@ClaireBurden6 · X

https://t.co/6e71JOTg2K Discharging Women with Advanced #OvarianCancer on #HPN. #SBO . #QualitativeStudy .... the choice as either HPN or death... check patients’ understanding of treatment.

Jan 14, 2020 · 1 like · 454 followers View post →