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May 13, 2024Journal of Cancer SurvivorshipOpen Access

Developing national cancer survivorship standards to inform quality of care in the United States using a consensus approach

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MMMichelle MollicaGMGina McWhirterETEmily S. Tonorezos

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Consensus study establishes national quality standards for cancer survivors, highlighting essential health system policies and evaluation metrics.

Key Points

  • Prioritized survivorship care standards establish 10 indicators across three health system domains to assess physical, psychological, and social needs.
  • Consensus approach panels led by national agencies convened three expert meetings to refine quality indicators and build a sustainable business model.
  • Highlights a national framework for over 18 million cancer survivors, requiring health systems to adapt care delivery to local resources and patient outcomes.

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Mollica et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6a4e8b6db6435876280b9https://doi.org/10.1007/s11764-024-01602-6
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