About Tracy Truant
Tracy Truant, BSN’88, MSN’98 and PhD’18 played a leading role in the development of cancer nursing in British Columbia, Canada, and internationally over her impressive career. She was instrumental in the establishment of national practice guidelines and promoted models of care designed to support the experience of cancer patients and their families in the most safe, equitable and compassionate manner possible. She was sought after internationally as a speaker, consultant, facilitator and mentor for cancer nurses and organizations seeking to strengthen the evidence basis for supportive cancer care in their regions and to optimize their capacity to help patients navigate services across the full spectrum of the cancer journey, including into survivorship. A widely published scholar in her own right, Tracy was also an innovative collaborator and an enthusiastic champion for integrating knowledge generation and translation into cancer nursing practice, including supporting opportunities for graduate students to build the knowledge base that is foundational to equity and quality in cancer care. In 2018, in acknowledgement of her stellar contribution to patients, practice and the profession, she was recognized by the Canadian Association of Nurses in Oncology with its Lifetime Achievement Award. To sustain Tracy’s passion for nurturing strong future leaders in cancer nursing, Tracy’s family has established a fund to support nursing graduate students to build a career in cancer research.
The Impact of Your Support
In memory of Tracy Truant, please consider making a donation to UBC. Your gift will pay tribute to Tracy’s life by supporting initiatives in the School of Nursing. Final decisions on award distribution will be made in consultation with the family.
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Karen Janes
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Cathryn Wilson and Charlie Ker
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Scott Beck
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