SIOP PODC: Recommendations for supportive care of children with cancer in a low‐income setting
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Auteurs : Trijn Israels ; Lorna Renner ; Marc Hendricks ; Peter Hesseling ; Scott Howard ; Elizabeth MolyneuxSource :
- Pediatric Blood & Cancer [ 1545-5009 ] ; 2013-06.
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- Active antiretroviral therapy, Acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Acute malnutrition, Antibiotic, Blood transfusion, Broad spectrum antibiotics, Burkitt, Burkitt lymphoma, Cancer patients, Cape town, Central america, Chemotherapy, Child health, Childhood cancer, Chloral hydrate, Clin, Clin nutr, Common cause, Complete treatment, Curative intent, Endemic burkitt lymphoma, Expert opinion, Febrile, Febrile neutropenia, General nursing care, Gentian violet, Guideline, Hand hygiene, Hesseling, Hodgkin disease, Human lymphoma, Intestinal parasites, Intracranial pressure, Kaposi sarcoma, Lancet oncol, Limited resources, Local conditions, Lumbar punctures, Lymphoma, Malawi, Malignancy, Malnutrition, Many settings, Neuropathic pain, Neutropenia, Neutropenic children, Neutropenic patients, Neutrophil count, Nurse training, Nursing care, Nutritional, Nutritional assessment, Nutritional status, Nutritional support, Older children, Oncol, Oncology, Oral morphine, Other children, Other patients, Paediatric, Paediatric oncology, Pain control, Pain ladder, Painful procedures, Palliative, Palliative care, Peanut butter, Pediatr, Pediatr blood cancer, Pediatr hematol oncol, Podc, Prophylactic antibiotics, Regimen, Separate room, Siop, Siop podc, Social support, Subsaharan africa, Supportive care, Supportive care guidelines, Survival rates, Transfusion, Trijn israels, Tumor mass, Wiley periodicals, Wilms, Wilms tumor, Wilms tumour, World child cancer, World health organization.
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- Active antiretroviral therapy, Acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Acute malnutrition, Antibiotic, Blood transfusion, Broad spectrum antibiotics, Burkitt, Burkitt lymphoma, Cancer patients, Cape town, Central america, Chemotherapy, Child health, Childhood cancer, Chloral hydrate, Clin, Clin nutr, Common cause, Complete treatment, Curative intent, Endemic burkitt lymphoma, Expert opinion, Febrile, Febrile neutropenia, General nursing care, Gentian violet, Guideline, Hand hygiene, Hesseling, Hodgkin disease, Human lymphoma, Intestinal parasites, Intracranial pressure, Kaposi sarcoma, Lancet oncol, Limited resources, Local conditions, Lumbar punctures, Lymphoma, Malawi, Malignancy, Malnutrition, Many settings, Neuropathic pain, Neutropenia, Neutropenic children, Neutropenic patients, Neutrophil count, Nurse training, Nursing care, Nutritional, Nutritional assessment, Nutritional status, Nutritional support, Older children, Oncol, Oncology, Oral morphine, Other children, Other patients, Paediatric, Paediatric oncology, Pain control, Pain ladder, Painful procedures, Palliative, Palliative care, Peanut butter, Pediatr, Pediatr blood cancer, Pediatr hematol oncol, Podc, Prophylactic antibiotics, Regimen, Separate room, Siop, Siop podc, Social support, Subsaharan africa, Supportive care, Supportive care guidelines, Survival rates, Transfusion, Trijn israels, Tumor mass, Wiley periodicals, Wilms, Wilms tumor, Wilms tumour, World child cancer, World health organization.
Abstract
These supportive care recommendations were prepared to guide doctors who practice in areas with significantly limited resources but who have sufficient infrastructure and training to treat children with cancer with curative intent. The success of any cancer treatment regimen depends largely on the availability and quality of supportive care and this also determines the intensity of treatment that can be delivered. We present practical recommendations on how to prevent infections, general nursing care, management of febrile neutropenia, nutritional assessment and support, treatment of co‐infections and the social support to help prevent failure to complete treatment in resource poor settings. Pediatr Blood Cancer 2013; 60: 899–904. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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