The Impact of Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs on the Engagement of Primary and Community-based Healthcare Professionals in Cancer Care: A Rapid Review

Moyez Jiwa; Alexandra McManus; Ann Dadich; Vivien Hewitt

The Impact of Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs on the Engagement of Primary and Community-based Healthcare Professionals in Cancer Care: A Rapid Review

Moyez Jiwa
, Alexandra McManus
, Ann Dadich
, Vivien Hewitt

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Abstract

This Evidence Check review found that primary care is well positioned to support individuals diagnosed with cancer. Evidence-based guidelines are required to help identify patients presenting with 'red flag' symptoms. Research on innovations to implement guidelines, such as decision support tools, should be supported. Little is known about some client groups such as young people and those from CALD backgrounds. The provision of shared care plans may be helpful for some cancers. The findings need to be interpreted with caution.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Perth, W.A.
Publisher	Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute
Number of pages	65
Publication status	Published - 2012

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The Impact of Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs on the Engagement of Primary and Community-based Healthcare Professionals in Cancer Care: A Rapid Review

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