High-volume hospitals deliver improved outcomes for patients with breast cancer, supporting referrals for breast cancer surgical care to high-volume regional facilities. This retrospective cohort study investigated how multidisciplinary cancer care trajectories and patient care experiences varied by surgical facility c...
Savannah Gonzales, Uma R. Ramesh, A. J. O'Malley et al.· Breast Cancer Research and T...· 0 citations
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Background:
Palliative care (PC) delivery for patients with advanced cancer varies and may affect end-of-life (EOL) outcomes. Yet, existing structural measures such as number or type of clinician do not correlate with variation in EOL outcomes, with program maturity being a notable exception. Our objective w...
John J. Shin, Aidan M. Campbell, Ravi Chandra Thota et al.· JCO Oncology Practice· 0 citations
CONTEXT
Timely palliative care (PC) is a marker of high-quality care for patients with poor-prognosis cancer, yet real-world delivery falls short of guideline-concordant care. Clinician type is an underexplored factor.
OBJECTIVES
This study characterizes PC delivery by clinician type among decedents with poor-prognos...
John J. Shin, Aidan M. Campbell, Ravi Chandra Thota et al.· Journal of Pain and Symptom...· 0 citations
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