AI Article Synopsis
- The oncology nurse practitioner (ONP) role has evolved significantly since its initial competencies were introduced in 2007, with updates made in 2019 to keep pace with changes in cancer care.
- This article outlines the development of ONP competencies and explores how they can be applied in various oncology settings.
- The findings emphasize that these competencies create a standardized, evidence-based framework for ONPs, enhancing the quality of care provided to cancer patients.
Article Abstract
Background: The oncology nurse practitioner (ONP) role has evolved since the first ONP competencies were published by the Oncology Nursing Society in 2007. An update was completed in 2019 to reflect the rapidly expanding role.
Objectives: The purpose of this article is to describe the process of the ONP competency development and identify potential applications across a variety of oncology settings.
Methods: The team performed an extensive literature review of the research about ONP practice across the cancer care continuum. Peer and expert review were conducted to ensure the competencies were comprehensive and relevant.
Findings: The ONP competencies provide a solid, evidence-based benchmark to standardize the ONP role and practice, thereby ensuring that patients receive the highest-quality cancer care.
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