Abstract
This study aims to explore how healthcare professionals perceive home-based pediatric cancer care provided in French. A qualitative descriptive study was conducted using semi-directed individual interviews of 22 healthcare professionals. A thematic analysis of the transcribed interviews was carried out independently by two members of the research team. Pediatric cancer care is readily available in French in Quebec, but access to French-language services in Ontario is limited. The possible causes and effects of this lack of access and potential solutions are discussed in this paper. The perceptions compiled in this study should be taken into account to help provide quality home-based pediatric cancer care in French.
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