Pathways Summer 2023 (Volume 12, Issue 3) REFERENCES

Pathways Summer 2023

Volume 12 Issue 3

REFERENCES

Melanoma and Lymphedema

A roundtable discussion

By Marize Ibrahim, Angela Yung, Marie-Eve Letellier and Anna Towers (in discussion with Anna Kennedy)

References

A full set of references can be found at: https://www.canadalymph.ca/pathways-references/

1. Canadian Lymphedema Framework – Pathways Spring 2017, pages 5-8

2 Yamamoto, T (2020) Lymphedema secondary to melanoma treatments: diagnosis, evaluation, and treatments. Global health & medicine, 2(4), 227-234

3. Chen, T., Lin, Y., & Tan, Q. (2022). Risk factors for lower extremity lymphedema after inguinal lymphadenectomy in melanoma patients: A retrospective cohort study Surgery Open Science, 8, 33-39

4 https://www ncbi nlm/nih gov/pmc/articles/pmc7731060/#bib31, pages 25-31

5. Canadian Cancer Society – assessed 2023 -03-19

6 Melanoma Network Canada, accessed 2023-03-19

The new “Science” of Implementation Science Incorporating evidence-based research into everyday practice

By Liz Dylke

References

1. Bauer et al., An introduction to implementation science for the non-specialist. BMC Psychol 2015;3(1):32

2. Eccles and Mittman. Welcome to Implementation Science. Implementation Science 2006;1:1

3. Bauer and Kirchner. Implementation science: what is it and why should I care? Psychiatry Research 2020;283:112376

4. Handley, Gorukanti and Cattamanchi. Strategies for implementing implementation science: a methodological overview Emergency Medicine Journal 2015;33

Website resources

Sydney Health Partners: https://implementationscience com au

National Centre of Implementation Science: https://ncois.org.au/

Global Alliance for Chronic Disease: https://www.gacd.org/about/what-we-do/implementation-science