The importance of network intervention for cancer patient welfare. the ccm 2012 project: the molise experience

  • Di Lullo L
  • Viglione M
  • Spina C
  • et al.
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Background: CCM 2012 Project "Integrated support to sick relatives and cancer patients" promoted by the Emilia Romagna region, preventive measures are not limited only to primary prevention but can also in secondary/tertiary prevention. The project aims is to test a cancer patient assistance that goes beyond diagnosis and care but takes supports it with a networking model that involves multiple agencies (LILT, ASReM, SIAN, two schools, ARSIAM). It will stress the importance of prevention interventions and changes of life style for a recovery of mental and physical welfare. Materials and methods: In the context to prevention and promotion of welfare were implemented: cancer prevention training with sensory education workshops to taste (extra-virgin olive oil); educational activities for students Larino's Agrario future operators in the agri-food sector; cooking workshops in collaboration with the hotel of Vinchiaturo. The path took place in 3 stages: 1-network training, education on the themes of foods; 2-preparation cooking workshop with products supplied by Agrario; 3-taste education by students of the hotel sector. The final day of the course saw the participation of patients and students, by creating a menu adapted to the purpose of the project. Results: Were involved: 4 ASREM operators, 3 volunteers LILT, 1 MMG, 3 teachers, 80 students. From the questionnaire rating 90% of students is satisfied with his school's participation in the project, 88% consider appropriate the project at his school, 100% of patients are satisfied and want to participate in other meetings in theme. The search path of nutritionally suitable to prevention made it possible to select food for preventive properties, easy to prepare and pleasing to the taste. Conclusions: The project has led to the activation of a network of integrated care to cancer patients, functionally adequate and motivated, which resulted in the achievement of the best results in terms of efficiency.

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Di Lullo, L., Viglione, M. A., Spina, C., Franchella, C., Bellomo, M., Antonecchia, P., … Carrozza, F. (2015). The importance of network intervention for cancer patient welfare. the ccm 2012 project: the molise experience. Annals of Oncology, 26, vi130. https://doi.org/10.1093/annonc/mdv347.24

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