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February 9, 2026Clinical journal of oncology nursing0 citations

Integrating a Nurse Practitioner Into an Interprofessional Team to Optimize Care for People With Cancer and Substance Use Disorder

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DRDeborah RussellGMGretchen A McNally

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore the integration of nurse practitioners within interprofessional teams for better care of individuals with cancer and substance use disorder.
  • Examined the role of nurse practitioners in managing cancer symptoms.
  • Reviewed existing literature on care for individuals with cancer and substance use disorders.
  • Analyzed the effectiveness of interprofessional team approaches.
  • Limited literature exists regarding the role of nurse practitioners in this population.
  • Findings suggest that nurse practitioners contribute significantly to symptom management.
  • Interprofessional collaboration is crucial for optimizing care outcomes.

Abstract

Nurse practitioners (NPs) provide evidence-based symptom management to people with cancer and concern for substance use disorder. Limited literature exists on this population, as well as the role of the NPs caring for them. I.

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Russell et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698979d9f0ec2af6756e7d69https://doi.org/10.1188/26.cjon.17-21
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