|Articles|February 9, 2022

Upcoming Advocacy Chat: What is High Quality Cancer Care?

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Stakeholders differ on what constitutes “high quality” oncology care and who sets the standard.
Community practices must translate quality concepts into measurable processes, documentation, and consistent clinical pathways.
Sustaining high performance requires continuous improvement expertise, ongoing monitoring, and adaptation as benchmarks change.
A 30-minute CPAN Advocacy Chat on March 9, 2022, features Bo Gamble and offers registration through an online link.

Physicians and patients agree: cancer care should be effective and high quality.

Physicians and patients agree: cancer care should be effective and high quality. What does high quality mean though, and who is defining it? How does a community oncology practice achieve the goal of providing high quality care? Once a practice reaches the standard of “high quality,” how does it maintain that standard? These are the questions that keep practice improvement experts, like Bo Gamble, busy, and audience members will explore the answers to these questions during the March 2022 CPAN Advocacy Chat

When: March 9th, 2022, 12:00-12:30pm ET

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