2024 CANO/ACIO Annual Conference Abstracts

W-01-A Enhancing Oncology Nurses’ Symptom Management Competencies: A Workshop on COSTaRS Practice Guides 164 W-02-A LEADS in Action – A Hands on Workshop to Building Leadership Competencies: How to Surpass, Take Advantage and Control Our Imposter Syndrome 164 W-03-A Designing CANO/ACIO’s Adult Oncology Nursing Professional Development Continuum: An Innovative Education Resource for Oncology Nurses 165 W-04-A My Patient Says They Have Chemo-Brain – Now What? How Nurses Can Screen For, Assess, and Support Patients with Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment 165 W-05-A Caring for Older Adults with Cancer: An Interactive, Hands-On Toolkit Workshop 166 W-06-A From Coast to Coast: A Workshop on Clinical Trial Essentials for Specialized Oncology Nurses 166 W-01-B From Coast to Coast: Uniting our Practice in Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Cancer Care 167 W-04-B Tides of Nursing: Navigating Complex Conversations in Oncology Nursing Practice 167 W-06-B Connecting to the Network: Developing Coast-to-Coast Connections in Oncology Nursing Informatics 168 W-01-C From Awareness to Action: Tackling Substance Use Stigma in Cancer Care 168 W-02-C Hematology Nurses Supporting Practice Across Canada 169 W-03-C Accelerating Genomics-Informed Oncology Nursing Education and Practice 169 W-04-C Coast to Coast: Standardizing Systemic Therapy Education 169 W-05-C Building Decision Coaching Competencies: A Workshop for Oncology Nurses 170 W-06-C Prevention & Management of Radiation Dermatitis Workshop 170 W-01-D Centring the Margins: A Workshop to Advance Equity-Oriented Oncology Nursing Praxis 170 W-03-D Clinical Nurses Supporting Cancer Survivors: A Survivorship Special Interest Group Workshop 171 W-04-D Cancer Basics Boot Camp: What Oncology Nurses Need to Know! 171 W-06-D What the Duct is with Pancreatic Cancer?! Demystifying Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma and Enhancing Oncology Nursing Care for Patients and Families 171 W-06-I Writing for Peer-Reviewed Publications 172 W-06-II Clinical Nursing Research in the Making: A Joint Workshop with the Research Committee and the Doctoral Student Network 172 W-04-III Priming the Oncology Line: Flashback to 2023 172 I-01-A Implementing CAR T-therapy: Our Experience at the CHU de Québec-UL 173 I-02-A Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Oncology Care Transitions from Pediatric to Adult Environments for Young Adults 173 I-03-A Insights into the Cancer Patient Journey: Findings from a Provincial Patient Satisfaction Survey Among South Asian Patients in British Columbia 173 I-04-A Along the Journey: Outpost Nurses Provide Significant Oncology Care but Lack Assistance 174 I-05-A CCP Nursing – Jack of All Trades, Master of None: Reviewing the Benefits and Challenges of Cross-Training in a Community Oncology Program 174 I-01-B Charting the Unknown: One Centre’s Experience in Implementing Outpatient Bispecific Antibody Therapy 174 I-02-B Breaking Barriers: Nursing Strategies to Tackle Financial Toxicities in AYA Cancer Care 175 I-03-B Amplifying Women’s Voices of the Impact of Breast Cancer on Distress and Quality of Life: Early Insights Using Patient Reported Outcomes from the PROg 175 I-05-B Implementation of Shared-Care in Complex Malignant Hematology: An Integrative Review Using the RE-AIM Evaluation Framework 176 I-01-C Uniting Our Practice: Supporting the Safe Implementation of Bispecific Antibody Therapies Across the Cancer Program 176 I-02-C Patient-Centred Evaluation – Using Client Satisfaction Survey for Evaluation of the Adolescent and Young Adult Program 176 I-03-C Improving Health Outcomes for Cancer Patients Using Remote Symptom Monitoring 177 I-04-C Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority Partnership with Comprehensive Breast Care Program 177 I-05-C The Chemotherapy Waitlist Nurse Coordinator: Supporting Access to Systemic Therapy in British Columbia 177 I-01-D CRS and ICANS Monitoring in BiTE Therapy: How to Prepare Nursing Staff in a Community Hospital Setting 178 I-02-D At a Crossroads: Meaningfully Supporting Adolescents Who Use Substances and Who Have Cancer 178 I-04-D Understanding the Social and Workplace Experiences of Cancer Patients in Newfoundland and Labrador 179 I-05-D Radiation Oncology Nursing: Highlights of the National Workforce Survey 179 II-1-A Best of Oncology Infectious Disease in Myeloid Malignancies: Exploring the Fungus Among Us 180 II-2-A Empowering Frontline Nurses in Quality Improvement Initiatives: Lessons from a Hematology Case Study 180 II-3-A Getting “Hung Up” on Telephone Care – Trialing a Telephone Triage Program at a Community Oncology Site 180 II-4-A Uniting our Practice: Understanding the Needs of Sexually and Gender Diverse People with Cancer 181 II-5-A Geriatric Oncology on the West Coast: A Case Example of Implementing a Nurse-Led Model of Care for Older Adults with Cancer 181 II-1-B The Implementation of Outpatient Bone Marrow Transplantation at CHU de Québec 181 II-2-B Improving Patient Safety with the Implementation of a Provincial Systemic Therapy Incident Reporting and Learning Team 182 II-3-B Cultivating an Appetite for a Model Change Within a Systemic Therapy Unit 182 II-4-B Caring for Equity Deserving Populations From a Nursing Perspective 182 II-1-C Malignant Hematology Day Unit: An Acute Outpatient Care Setting for Management of Malignant Hematology Patients Led by Specialized Nurses 183 II-2-C Improving Time to Postoperative Radiotherapy (PORT) for Head and Neck Cancers: A Quality Improvement Initiative 183 II-3-C Quebec’s Model for a Rapid Investigation Clinic: Guichet d’investigation 184 II-1-D Creation and Set-Up of a Haematology Oncology Day Hospital at the MUHC: Phase I; Outpatient Stem Cell Transplant Clinic for Multiple Myeloma Patient 184 II-2-D The Revised Edmonton Symptom Assessment System for Cancer (ESAS-r Cancer): Assessing the Utility One Year After Implementation 184 II-3-D Community Cancer Support Programs 185 II-4-D Association of Smartphone Use and Internet Access With Markers of eHealth Literacy Among Adults Versus Older Adults With Cancer in Ghana 185 III-1-A A Nurse Led Initiative In Improving Patient Access to Oncology Sexual Health and Intimacy Care at BC Cancer Victoria 186 III-2-A When Everything is New Again: Supporting Transition to Oncology Specialty Nursing 186 III-3-A Comforting Words: Transforming Chemotherapy Care With Brief Conversational Hypnosis 186 III-5-A Implementing an Oncogenetics Network in Eastern Quebec – An Example of Interprofessional and Interregional Collaboration 187 III-6-A Unlocking the Transformative Power of Patient-Oriented Research and Co-Design: Implications for Oncology Nursing Researchers 187 III-1-B Identifying and Supporting Cancer Patients With Suicidal Ideation: A Nurse-Led Quality Assurance Process in Cancer Care Alberta 187 III-2-B Cellular Therapy and Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant Certification for Specialized Oncology Nurses: The East Coast Experience 188 III-3-B Managing Cancer and Living Meaningfully (CALM): A Brief Psychotherapeutic Intervention for Patients Living with Life Threatening and Advanced Cancers 188 III-5-B Integrating Planetary Health Within Cancer Care 188 III-6-B Measuring Readiness of Newfoundland and Labrador Oncology Nurses to Provide Genomics-Informed Care 189 III-2-C Uniting Our Practice: Oncology Nursing and Radiation Therapy Combined Approach to Support New Radiation Oncology Nurses 189 III-3-C Overcoming Barriers to Early Palliative Care: Implementing an Integrated Care Approach in a Hemato-Oncology Care Unit (French) 189 III-5-C Exploration of the Experiences of Endometrial Cancer Survivors and Healthcare Providers Participating in the Cancer Care Transition of Care Program 190 III-6-C Secondary Analysis of Qualitative Study ‘Men with Breast Cancer’ 190 III-1-D Implementation of a Nicotine Replacement Therapy Pilot Program 191 III-2-D A Closer Look at the Challenges of Transitioning-To-Practice for Oncology Resource Nurses 191 III-6-D Contrasting Patients’ and Health Care Professionals’ Experience in Hemato-Oncology Care: A Narrative Study 191 IV-1-A A Patient/Family Centered Communication Tool for the Recent Admission of a Loved One to the Hematology/Oncology Inpatient Ward: A QI Initiative 192 IV-2-A Virtual Care Realities: Canadian Oncology Nurses at the Forefront of Change 192 IV-3-A Development of Canadian Best Practice Recommendations for the Topical Management of Malignant Cutaneous Wounds 193 IV-4-A Barriers, Facilitators and Motivations to Pursue Specialty Certification in Oncology Nursing: The Case of BC Oncology Nurses 193 IV-5-A Navigating Care: The Impact of a Nurse Navigator Program in Pancreatic Cancer 193 IV-1-B Translating Knowledge to Practice: Improving Advance Care Planning Practices Through Embedded Knowledge Mobilization 194 IV-2-B IV Therapy Considerations for Oncology – Know the Lines Out There! 194 IV-3-B A United Front: A Collaborative Trial Between Laboratory and Community Oncology Program Staff to Enhance Patient Experience of Outpatient Blood Draws 194 IV-4-B The Development and Implementation of a Virtual Oncology Escape Room in Undergraduate Nursing Program 195 IV-5-B Measuring the Impact of Cancer Patient Navigation on Diagnostic Resolution and Treatment Initiation in Patients with Primary Lung Cancer in Manitoba 195 IV-1-C Advance Care Planning in Oncology Nursing: Developing the Tools, Resources, and Environments for Nursing-Led Advance Care Planning 195 IV-2-C Uniting Our Practice to Improve Patient Care: Project Infusion Reaction 196 IV-3-C The Delivery of Off-Service Chemotherapy/ Immunotherapy: A Nursing Perspective 196 IV-4-C Ambulatory Oncology Nurse’s Perspectives on Patient-Reported Outcome Measures 197 IV-1-D Uniting Practice to Become a Successful Oncology Nurse Practitioner 197 IV-3-D Applying Best Practice to Clinical Practice: How the 2024 Vascular Access Guidelines Impact Oncology Care 197 IV-4-D Enhancing Cytotoxic Spill Clean-Up Simulation with Glo-Germ 198 IV-6 Award-Winning Student Research Abstract Session – Symptom Management Guideline Implementation Among Outpatient Oncology Nurses: A Scoping Review of Barriers, Facilitators, and Strategies 198 IV-6 Award-Winning Student Research Abstract Session – Introduction by the Research Committee – What do Patients (Want to) Know about Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer Pathology: Implications for Oncology Nurses 199 Helene Hudson Lectureship Sponsored by Amgen The Oncology Nurse in Population Cancer Screening 199 Clinical Award Lectureship Sponsored by Merck Closer to Home: Inaugural Oncology Clinic to Better Serve the Residents of Baffin Island, Nunavut 199 CANO and LLSC Joint Symposium The Value of the Nursing Perspective in Public Reimbursement Decisions of Cancer Treatments 200 CANO/ONS/APHON Joint Symposium Sowing Seeds of Advocacy: Cross-Border Perspectives on Fertility Preservation 200 CANO and Canadian Cancer Society Joint Symposium Advancing and Promoting Cancer Patient Navigation in Canada Through a Patient’s Lens 200 V-01-A Metastatic Breast Cancer: A Practical Nursing Approach. What Every Oncology Nurse Needs to Know 201 V-02-A Impact and Opportunities: Expanding the Role of the Nurse Practitioner in a Community-Based Oncology Centre 201 V-03-A The Evolution of Brachytherapy Nursing Orientation at The Ottawa Hospital 202 V-04-A Oncology Advanced Practice Nurse Team Lead: A Pilot Project 202 V-05-A Exploring the Need for Specialty Streams of Cancer Patient Navigation in Cancer Care Alberta 202 V-06-A From Challenge to Opportunity: Remote Research Procedures During the Pandemic and Beyond 202 V-01-B When Specialties Collide: Integrating Infusion Therapy, Vascular Access, and Oncology Nursing 203 V-02-B NP-Led Bone Marrow Aspirate and Biopsy Procedural Sedation Clinic: Development, Implementation, and Outcomes 203 V-03-B Streamlining Oncology Research Processes Through Collaborative Engagement 203 V-04-B Where History Meets the Present: How Understanding the History of the Nursing Profession in Canada Can Help Nurses Advance Health Equity 204 V-05-B Enhancing Cancer Care Pathways: Nurse Navigators Driving Collaborative Efforts in the Champlain Region 204 V-06-B Exploring Ethical Issues with Clinical Trials to Guide Nursing Practice Across the Continuum of Cancer Care 204 V-01-C Uniting our Expertise: Optimizing Nutrition in Patients with Pancreatic Cancer 205 V-02-C Supportive Care Needs of Adults Living with Relapsed or Refractory Acute Leukemia (RR AL): An Advanced Practice Nursing Perspective 205 V-03-C Establishing a Virtual Care Clinic for Malignant Hematology Patients: A Quality Improvement Initiative at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre 206 V-04-C A Novel Planetary Health Internship Program for Front-line Nurses to Learn and Contribute to Low-Carbon, Low-Waste, Sustainable Healthcare Systems 206 V-05-C Getting our OATs in! Incorporating ‘Oncotype At Triage’ into Referral Navigation Practice 206 V-06-C Strategies to Increase Clinical Trial Access in Rural Communities to Patients Living with Cancer 207 V-01-D Improving Outcomes in Stem Cell Transplant Patients: Addressing Oral Mucositis Through Education and Process Enhancements 207 V-02-D An Evidence-Based Policy Approach for Implementing and Optimizing a Clinical Nurse Specialist Workforce in British Columbia 207 V-03-D Co-Production: A Feasible Model for Updating Cancer Related Symptom Practice Guides 208 V-04-D Nursing Leadership in Implementing Value-Based Healthcare (VBHC) in Colorectal Cancer Care Trajectory in a Canadian Hospital 208 V-05-D An Update on Primary HPV Testing and Cervical Cancer Screening in Canada 209 V-06-D From Coast to Coast: Uniting Oncology Nursing Practice Through the Vital Role of Clinical Research Nurse Study Coordinators 290 P-01 Role Optimization of the Licensed Practical Nurse at BC Cancer 209 P-02 Bispecifics Are Coming; Nursing Perspective for Non-CAR-T Centres From DLBCL Experiences 210 P-03 A Multi-Centre, Three Arm, Phase III Randomized Controlled Trial on the Management of Oral Mucositis in Patients Receiving Radical Radiation for Head 210 P-04 Impact of a Nurse Practitioner-Led Follow-Up Clinic Within a Rapid-Access Palliative Radiotherapy Program for Patients with Metastatic Cancer 210 P-05 Patients with Peritoneal Mesothelioma Whom Received Cytoreductive Surgery (CRS) With Heated Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy (HIPEC) in Ontario 211 P-06 Nurses Attitudes Toward Structured Advance Care Planning Conversations 211 P-07 Virtual Nursing Oncology Care in British Columbia 211 P-08 Bringing Light to the Critical Role of Supporting Patients in the Ambulatory Unit 212 P-09 Alternative Models of Care in Ambulatory Oncology: Canadian Review from Coast to Coast 212 P-10 Creating Standardized Systemic Therapy Scheduling Guidelines within a Provincial Oncology Drug Formulary 212 P-11 Using Experiential Learning to Support Oncology Nurses Working in the Palliative Care Unit 213 P-12 Development of Cancer Related Patient Education Materials 213 P-14 Early Recognition of Life Threating Signs and Symptoms in Patients Receiving Bispecific T-Cell-Engaging Antibodies 213 P-15 Personalizing Canadian Breast Cancer Patients’ Understanding of their Treatment Path 213 P-17 Sleep: A Review of Current Recommendations to Improve Nurses’ Sleep 214 P-18 Understanding and Enhancing the CAR T DLBCL Patient Journey: Insights from a Qualitative Ethnographic Study of the Care Circle 214 P-19 Psychosocial Challenges of Adolescents and Young Adults Affected by Cancer: A Systematic Review of Qualitative Research 215 P-20 The PRO-SLEEP Program to Improve Quality of Life After Blood Cancer 215 P-21 Scoping Review of Wearable Technologies from a Health Consumer’s Perspective: Nursing Implications in Oncological Practice 215 P-24 The Gendered Experiences of Primary Caregivers of People Living/Dying with Colorectal Cancer: Implication for Oncology Nursing Praxis 216 P-25 Exploring the Experiences and Supportive Care Needs of Adults Living with Relapsed or Refractory Acute Leukemia: Preliminary Results 216 P-27 Navigating the Meaning of Body Image Among Adults with Breast Cancer: A Photovoice Exploration 217 P-28 A Pan-Canadian Community of Practice on Patient Engagement in Cancer Research 217 P-29 Economic Burden and Impact of Cancer Treatment and Post-Treatment for Adults Living in Rural Settings in Canada 218 P-30 YACC Recover Study: Prospective Recovery of Quality of Life in Young Adults Diagnosed with Cancer 218 P-31 Acute Radiation Dermatitis in Anal Cancer: The Impact of Practice Patterns on Toxicity 218 P-32 A Nurse-Navigated Approach to Lung Cancer Screening and Prevention in Nova Scotia 219 P-34 A Nursing Collaborative: Harnessing Our Synergies to Improve Patient Wait Times 219 P-37 Harm Reduction Through Paclitaxel Infusion Using Titration Rate 220 P-38 Home Transfusion Program Pilot – Bridging Boundaries for Transfusion-Dependent Patients 220 P-39 Referral Cancer Navigators in Ambulatory Oncology: Impetus for Change 220 P-40 The Importance of Peer Support for the Blood Cancer Community: Personalized Support from Diagnosis Through Life After Cancer 221

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