Modified Delphi study establishes 31 consensus quality indicators for end-of-life cancer care, highlighting a framework for quality improvement.
A comprehensive set of 31 indicators was identified. These QIs can be used for evaluating the quality of end-of-life care received by cancer patients and serve as a foundation for future quality improvement initiatives. Further studies are needed to validate these QIs in real-world clinical practice and assess the feasibility and reliability of extracting these indicators from medical charts.
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