How to Develop Statistical Predictive Risk Models in Oncology Nursing to Enhance Psychosocial and Supportive Care

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RT @emmaream: I’m convinced this is the way forward. If only we could tailor psychosocial support better then outcomes including employment…

I’m convinced this is the way forward. If only we could tailor psychosocial support better then outcomes including employment, great relationships, enjoyment of life- all one deserves during & after rigours of treatment- would be easier to attain. I’m…

Predictive risk models may improve psychosocial & supportive care in cancer. Our own Jenny Harris, @spuddyjo and @emmaream with @VR_Cornelius present a framework for developing such models in cancer nursing research https://t.co/w9RpeR1xlq #WorldCa…

RT @VR_Cornelius: Development of predictive risk models requires robust & well considered approach. This new paper by Jenny Harris with @sp…

Development of predictive risk models requires robust & well considered approach. This new paper by Jenny Harris with @spuddyjo @emmaream helps navigate aspects to be considered & best practice literature with application to models in psychosoci…

Predictive risk modelling can help with targeting psychosocial support during/after cancer treatment thus ensuring mental well-being in cancer survivorship is catered for as much as physical wellbeing. So important. Great paper.

Interested in developing predictive risk models (PRMs) for #psychosocial aspects of #cancer? We share our learning in our new article @spuddyjo @emmaream @VR_Cornelius https://t.co/XAicEkE5E9