Abstract
significant less (10%) interruption from healthcare personnel (P1⁄4 .02). V. Conclusion. Most interruptions for therapy were due to symptoms, which confirmed the medical acuity and symptom burden of cancer rehabilitation patients; a smaller percentage was due to interruption from healthcare personnel. VI. Implications for Research, Policy, or Practice. Simple interventions, such as a sign at a patient’s door, may minimize therapy interruption by other healthcare personnel. Aggressive symptom control is likely to improve cancer rehabilitation participation.
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