ONS Research Agenda Conference

描述（由申请人提供）：肿瘤护理学会（ONS）的使命是促进卓越的肿瘤护理和优质的癌症护理。 新知识的产生以及随后将这些知识整合到整个连续体（预防，早期发现，治疗，生存和临终关怀）中面对癌症的人的护理中，对于提供高质量的癌症护理至关重要。 一些卫生保健机构和组织已经开始了系统的过程，通过它确定研究的优先事项。 与会者认为，吸收具有代表性的利益攸关方参与，并以多种方法收集关于优先主题背景的数据和信息，是至关重要的。 调查可以提供量化数据，缩小相关领域的范围，但仅靠调查无法确定共识。 为了以有意义的方式推动这一进程，需要在利益攸关方的“名义团体”中进行面对面的对话。 2001年，成立了一个ONS项目小组，以制定第一个ONS肿瘤护理研究议程。 2001年ONS肿瘤护理研究议程小组从最近的ONS研究优先事项调查中收集信息，采访了其他资助机构的代表，并进行了为期一天的会议。 2001年国家统计局的研究议程目前正在实施。 ONS准备创建一个更具包容性和系统性的过程，以确定研究优先事项，这将指导该协会未来的工作和对肿瘤学研究的支持。 这项建议寻求支持工作会议之前，每两年一次的全国癌症护理研究会议使用系统的和基于共识的方法来制定议程。 在2003-2007年期间的每次会议之后，将对国家统计局的研究议程进行评估。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Oncology Nursing Society's (ONS's) mission is to promote excellence in oncology nursing and quality cancer care. The generation of new knowledge and the subsequent integration of this knowledge into the nursing care of people confronting cancer across the continuum (prevention, early detection, treatment, survivorship, and end-of-life care) are essential to the delivery of high quality cancer care. A few health care agencies and organizations have embarked upon systematic processes through which research priorities are determined. Inclusion of representative stakeholders and multi-method collection of data and information about the context of the topics to be prioritized has been identified as critical. Surveys can provide quantitative data to narrow the field of relevant areas, but surveys alone cannot determine consensus. Face-to-face dialogue in "nominal groups" of stakeholders is required to move the process forward in meaningful ways. In 2001, an ONS Project Team was formed to develop the first ONS Oncology Nursing Research Agenda. The 2001 ONS Oncology Nursing Research Agenda Team gathered information from a recent ONS research priorities survey, interviewed representatives from other funding agencies and deliberated for a one-day session. The 2001 ONS Research Agenda is now being implemented. ONS is ready to create a more inclusive and systematic process to determine research priorities that will guide the Society's future work and support of oncology research. This proposal seeks support for working conferences just prior to each biennial National Cancer Nursing Research Conference to use a systematic and consensus-based approach to agenda development. The ONS Research Agenda will be evaluated after each conference from 2003-2007.