Nav-GISM Model Navigation for Adult GI Cancer Patients: A Game Changer in Patient Satisfaction to Logistics and Treatment Adherence - A Randomized Trial

Sukumaran A, Prashant Sinha A, Pramanik R

Abstract: Background: Patient navigation had improved the diagnostic follow up, early treatment and increased patient satisfaction among cancer patients. However, inadequacy of evidences on how a nurse led navigation clinic would change cancer patients? satisfaction to navigator, logistics and medication adherence. Objective: To assess the effect of nurse led navigation clinic on satisfaction to navigator; logistics and medication adherence of GI cancer patients. Materials and methods: In this randomised controlled trial, 90 GI cancer patients were randomly allocated into control (usual care) group and intervention (usual care plus nurse led navigation -NLN) group. Nav-GISM model navigation provided information about facilities and procedures available in centre (logistics of care); importance of the medication adherence, home care, management of chemotherapy side. The outcome measures were assessed using the patient satisfaction to navigator scale, Adherence to Medication and Refill Scale. Results: The patient satisfaction to logistics (median 54) as well as to navigator (median 46) was significantly high in intervention group compared to control group (p

Keywords: nurse led navigation, patient satisfaction, logistics, medication adherence, GI cancer

How to Cite?: Sukumaran A, Prashant Sinha A, Pramanik R, "Nav-GISM Model Navigation for Adult GI Cancer Patients: A Game Changer in Patient Satisfaction to Logistics and Treatment Adherence - A Randomized Trial", Volume 15 Issue 8, August 2026, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 1655-1660, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SR26821143418, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/SR26821143418

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