Peter Greenwald
Journal: Seminars in oncology nursing 2006;21(4):296-8
PMID: 16293518
OBJECTIVES
To hypothesize on the future of cancer prevention based on past and current progress of the field, as well as possible assimilation of knowledge in other fields that may be applied to cancer prevention.
DATA SOURCES
Peer-reviewed research and federal government reports.
CONCLUSION
Cancer prevention will exist in the future as an important public health strategy involving lifestyle and medical approaches that include behavior in relation to risk factors, chemoprevention, biomarker assessment, vaccines, and emerging technologies to better identify individuals at risk for cancer.
IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE
In the future nurses will play an enhanced role in cancer prevention through their efforts supporting risk assessment, education, and medical approaches in an expanded role with diagnostic testing, and support for prevention clinical trials.
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