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      Uso de plataformas virtuales por profesionales de enfermería para educar al paciente oncológico Translated title: Use of virtual platforms by nursing professionals to educate the oncology patient

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          Resumen La educación es una actividad trascendente para lograr promover el cuidado del paciente oncológico, es así que el uso de las plataformas virtuales se han convertido en herramientas que favorecen la conectividad, mantienen la posibilidad del contacto continuo con el paciente para dar soporte necesario y promover su autocuidado; además de reducir los costos y tiempo. Este estudio tiene como objetivo, analizar el desarrollo de las evidencias científicas sobre educación de enfermería a través de plataformas virtuales a los pacientes oncológicos. La metodología fue una revisión integrativa, utilizando 6 bases de datos: PudMed, Alicia, SciELO, Embase, DOAJ y Google Académico. Se incluyó artículos en inglés y español de los últimos 7 años. Los resultados encontraron 22 artículos sobre recursos digitales, siendo medios que proporcionan información y educación; por lo que la enfermera debe aplicar estrategias pedagógicas para asumir el autocuidado en los pacientes oncológicos. Es importante resaltar que la educación debe estar de acuerdo al tipo de paciente tanto en la virtualidad y en la presencialidad. Se concluye que los enfermeros pueden incluir en las actividades cotidianas las prácticas educativas, utilizando los recursos digitales para sostener el autocuidado del paciente oncológico, favoreciendo su bienestar y calidad de vida.

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          Abstract Education is a transcendent activity to promote cancer patient care, so the use of virtual platforms has become tools that favor connectivity, maintain the possibility of continuous contact with the patient to provide necessary support and promote their self-care; in addition to reducing costs and time. This study aims to analyze the development of scientific evidence on nursing education through virtual platforms for cancer patients. The methodology was an integrative review, using 6 databases: PudMed, Alicia, SciELO, Embase, DOAJ and Google Scholar. Articles in English and Spanish from the last 7 years were included. The results found in 22 articles establish that digital resources are means that provide information and educate; therefore, the nurse must apply pedagogical strategies to assume self-care in cancer patients. It is important to highlight that education must be according to the type of patient both in virtuality and in person. It is concluded that nurses can include educational practices in daily activities, using digital resources to support cancer patient self-care, favoring their well-being and quality of life.

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              Exploring the digital technology preferences of teenagers and young adults (TYA) with cancer and survivors: a cross-sectional service evaluation questionnaire

              Purpose Digital technology has the potential to support teenagers and young adults (TYAs) with cancer from the onset of their disease into survivorship. We aimed to establish (1) the current pattern of use of TYA digital technologies within our service-user population, and (2) their preferences regarding digital information and support within the service. Methods A cross-sectional survey was administered as a paper and online self-completed questionnaire to TYAs aged 13–24 accessing outpatient, inpatient, and day care cancer services at a regional specialist centre over a 4-week period. Results One hundred two TYAs completed the survey (55.7% male; 39.8% female; 83.3% paper; 16.7% online; mean age 18.5 years [SD = 3.51]). Of the TYAs, 41.6% rated the importance of digital communication as “essential” to their lives. Half (51.0%) kept in contact with other patients they had met during treatment, and 12.0% contacted patients they had not met in person. Respondents wanted to receive clinical information online (66.3%) and use online chat rooms (54.3%). Future online services desired included virtual online groups (54.3%), online counselling or psychological support (43.5%), and receiving (66.3%) and sharing (48.9%) clinical information online. Conclusions Young people with cancer are digital natives. A significant subgroup expressed a desire for digital resources from oncology services, though existing resources are also highly valued. Digital resources have potential to improve patient experience and engagement. Implications for cancer survivors There is considerable scope to develop digital resources with which TYAs can receive information and connect with both professionals and fellow patients, following diagnosis, through treatment and survivorship.
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                Journal
                rsan
                Revista San Gregorio
                Revista San Gregorio
                Universidad San Gregorio de Portoviejo (Portoviejo, Manabí, Ecuador )
                1390-7247
                2528-7907
                November 2022
                : 1
                : 51
                : 193-208
                Affiliations
                [2] Lima orgnameInstituto Nacional de Enfermedades Neoplásicas Perú erikacalixto95@ 123456yahoo.es
                [1] Lima orgnameInstituto Nacional de Enfermedades Neoplásicas Perú jenny.ivonne.lermosand@ 123456gmail.com
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                S2528-79072022000300193 S2528-7907(22)00105100193
                10.36097/rsan.v0i51.2084
                d73fe817-1c93-4542-9e99-64fb9ca63c3b

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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                : 19 January 2022
                : 11 August 2022
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                telenursing,Educación para la salud,enfermería oncológica,intervención educativa,tecnología de la información en salud,tele enfermería,Education for health,oncology nursing,educative intervention,health information technology

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