March 3, 2026Open Access

A Dual‐Perspective Comparison of Classical and Clinic‐Based Multidisciplinary Team Models in Cancer Care: A Cross‐Sectional and Qualitative Study

Key Points

Multidisciplinary clinic models enhance patient-centered care and satisfaction, improving treatment outcomes.
The classical multidisciplinary team (MDT) meeting is vital for complex case deliberation and training.
Assessment included qualitative and cross-sectional analysis focusing on resource-rich regional hubs.
Highlights the need for implementing multidisciplinary clinic models to advance cancer care systems.

Abstract

For regional hubs featuring the necessary resources, the establishment of a multidisciplinary clinic model for diagnosis and treatment is strongly encouraged. The classical MDT meeting is indispensable for complex case deliberation and physician training, while the multidisciplinary clinic model can be utilized to enhance patient-centered care and satisfaction.

A Dual‐Perspective Comparison of Classical and Clinic‐Based Multidisciplinary Team Models in Cancer Care: A Cross‐Sectional and Qualitative Study

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