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The GUIDE Communication Framework: Strengthening shared decision-making between nmCRPC patients and the healthcare\u00a0team<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n This is the second in a series of three newsletters<\/strong>\u00a0explaining the\u00a0GUIDE Communication Framework<\/strong>, a simple 5-step approach to optimise the role of the nurse in strengthening shared decision-making between nmCRPC patients and their healthcare team.<\/p>\n GUIDE\u2019s five letters each represent a crucial step in your conversations with patients with prostate cancer.<\/p>\n G<\/strong>ain insight into goals of treatment and care<\/p>\n U<\/strong>nderstand gaps in the patient’s knowledge<\/p>\n I<\/strong>nform and educate<\/p>\n D<\/strong>irect to additional support<\/p>\n E<\/strong>mpower the patient<\/p>\n Joanie Pfahl and Jennifer Sutton cover step 3 of the GUIDE Communication Framework and explain the importance of\u00a0I<\/u>nforming and educating<\/strong>\u00a0the patient, and why it is\u00a0essential for nurses to have up-to-date knowledge<\/strong>\u00a0about the disease and common symptoms, key studies relating to nmCRPC, treatment aims and options, potential side effects and proactive management as addressing\u00a0patients\u2019 knowledge gaps\u00a0<\/strong>in the right way is critical in managing their treatment successfully.<\/p>\n In the first newsletter, Veerle Lamotte covered steps 1 and 2 of the GUIDE framework and explained why it\u2019s important to G<\/u><\/strong>ain insight into the goals of treatment<\/strong>\u00a0and care<\/strong>\u00a0as a first step in supporting your patients along the agreed treatment journey and how to\u00a0U<\/u><\/strong>nderstand the gaps in the patient\u2019s knowledge<\/strong>, allowing you to prioritise where you focus when it comes to informing and educating the patient.<\/p>\n In the third newsletter, Jason Alcorn explains how to Direct the<\/strong>\u00a0patient and the carer to<\/strong>\u00a0additional support<\/strong>\u00a0and the importance of\u00a0Empowering the patient<\/strong>, making them feel they can actively participate in the\u00a0shared decision-making and treatment process<\/strong>, and why these steps are an important part of a\u00a0successful treatment journey<\/strong>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":{"id":1,"first_name":"Francisco","nickname":"Superadmin","email":"jose.santos@cor2ed.com"},"featured_media":1521,"menu_order":0,"template":"","labels":[4],"keywords":[],"class_list":["post-1524","programmes","type-programmes","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","labels-genitourinary-oncology-medical-educational-programmes"],"programme_info_project-code":"","programme_info_type":"","programme_info_sub-type":"","programme_info_medical-affairs":"","programme_info_series":"yes","programme_info_series-uid":"1173","programme_info_series-number":"2","programme_info_multiple-media":"","programme_info_subtitle":" Joanie Pfahl and Jennifer Sutton explain the importance of informing and educating the patient, and why it is essential for nurses to have up-to-date knowledge.<\/p>","programme_info_supporter-disclaimer":"","programme_info_acknowledgement":"","programme_info_learning-objetives":"","programme_info_pop-up":"","programme_info_pop-up-text":"","programme_info_pop-up-button-1":"","programme_info_pop-up-button-2":"","programme_therapeutic-areas_therapeutic-areas":["621"],"programme_connect_connect":"781","programme_experts_experts":["17","295"],"programme_partnerships_partnerships":"","programme_accreditations_accreditations":["191663"],"programme_programmes_programmes":"","programme_connects_connects":"","programme_users_users":"","programme_medias_media_collection":"1","programme_medias_media_show_0":"","programme_medias_media_group_0":"","programme_medias_media_project-code_0":"","programme_medias_media_title_0":"","programme_medias_media_subtitle_0":"","programme_medias_media_description_0":"","programme_medias_media_type_0":"vimeo","programme_medias_media_youtube_0":"","programme_medias_media_vimeo_0":"642378172","programme_medias_media_castos_0":"1156458","programme_medias_media_castos-video_0":"","programme_medias_media_spotify_0":"","programme_medias_media_spotify-video_0":"","programme_medias_media_apple_0":"","programme_medias_media_apple-video_0":"","programme_medias_media_google_0":"","programme_medias_media_google-video_0":"","programme_medias_media_url_0":"","programme_medias_media_scorm_0":"","programme_medias_media_file_0":"","programme_medias_media_duration_0":"4","programme_medias_media_overview_0":"","programme_medias_media_audio-transcript_0":" Hello, my name is Joanie Pfahl. I am a resident nurse with the Atlantic Urology Clinics in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. I\u2019m going to talk about: Strengthening shared decision making between non-metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer patients and the healthcare team, and how we can use the GUIDE communication framework to support discussions with our patients.<\/p>\r\n