cancer care
CANCER CARE COORDINATOR
... Metropolitan cancer care coordinators reported that they refer a greater proportion of patients to support services, with 50 per cent indicating they refer between 76 and 100 per cent of their patients ...
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Scripps Cancer Care Symposium
... Scripps Cancer Care Symposium is designed for nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, clinical nurse specialists, and other health care professionals dedicated to the field of ...
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Patients’ experiences with continuity of cancer care in Canada
... in cancer survival in general. As cancer care becomes more multifaceted and more HCPs (including family physicians) become involved in the care of individual patients, the complexity of com- ...
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Accountability in the NHS: the impact on cancer care.
... how cancer services are configured were also implemented over roughly the same ...“patient-centred care” which commenced with the National Cancer Plan in 2000 [9] followed by the National ...
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Cancer Care System: An Online Support for Cancer Community
... the cancer community, which is named Cancer Care System ...among cancer community in different views and a brief explanation on the methods is follows, which is involved requirements gathering ...
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Early stage cervical cancer : quality of cancer care and quality of life
... cervical cancer will increase in the database in which all clinical and pathological parameters of these patients are prospectively ...Comprehensive Cancer Centres (IKC) only register new cases of ...
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The financial burden of cancer: Estimates from patients undergoing cancer care in a tertiary care hospital
... The cost of the treatment is of prime importance while making treatment decisions and sometimes governs the choice of the treatment selected for a particular patient. This was reflected in an interesting trend in our ...
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Travel time and cancer care: an example of the inverse care law?
... for cancer care in Scotland are rather conflicting or ...standardised cancer incidence and mortality rates for most cancers in urban ...a cancer centre was associated with poorer survival 6 ...
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Primary care physician use across the breast cancer care continuum
... the cancer registries of each participating ...their cancer care pathways are expected to differ from those of women, and the number of cases is ...breast cancer or any nonmelanoma ...
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Coordination of cancer care between family physicians and cancer specialists
... tem issues, which relate to the macro and meso orga- nization levels; and individual or practice issues, which relate to the micro organization level. We argue that to enhance communication, all 3 organizational levels ...
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The translation of cancer genomics: time for a revolution in clinical cancer care
... to cancer genome data, have transformed our understanding of the numbers and types of somatic alterations that drive cancer develop- ment ...the care of cancer ...of care in medicine, ...
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Evaluation of the impact of interdisciplinarity in cancer care
... of care and ...to cancer services and validated by a member of the research team ...of care, care outcomes) are based on the Picker questionnaire for cancer care [76] and that of ...
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Spirituality in childhood cancer care
... childhood cancer care; (B) manuscripts written in English or Portuguese; (C) recent manuscripts regarding the subject; (D) original articles with online acces- sible full text available in Coordination of ...
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Integration of Massage Therapy in Outpatient Cancer Care
... the cancer center, formal clinical practice guidelines were in place that were developed using evidence-based resources, and information about massage treatment was documented in the EMR creating the ability to ...
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QUESTIONS FOR YOUR LUNG CANCER CARE TEAM
... The sample questions below are meant to serve as a guide to conversations between you and members of your care team. You will find that your doctor is the best person to answer some questions, but other members of ...
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Value of outcomes research in colorectal cancer care
... the choice of surgical approach (locally advanced tumor, previous abdominal surgery, elective or emergency setting), and known risk factors for postoperative mortality (elective or emergency setting, age, ASA ...
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Cancer Care Insurance Plan The Policy
... Stage Cancer Benefit has been paid, the Cancer Benefit will be reduced by the same amount ...Stage Cancer Benefit will not be reduced with respect to this change in the amount of ...
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[Continuity of cancer care in Quebec: beyond the symptoms].
... Une seconde stratégie consiste à recourir à certains services (salles d’urgence, cliniques sans rendez-vous) afin d’accélérer l’accès aux soins. Les patients atteints de cancer se présentent souvent à ces endroits ...
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Tele oncology for cancer care in rural Australia
... regional cancer centre in Victoria Canada compared satisfaction levels between 60 sequential patients, 30 consulted via videoconferencing, and 30 seen face to face(Weinerman et ...
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Challenges in Cancer Care of Elderly
... between cancer and aging will substantially affect health care systems and health care econom- ics, with an adverse effect on those family members regarded as “family ...on” care is provided ...
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