JCO Oncology Practice Podcast
von American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)
- monatlichErscheinungsrhythmus
- 28 mintypische Länge
- 26. Okt.letzte Folge
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The Paradox of Prescribing Late Chemotherapy: Oncologists Explain
Dr. Pennell talks to co-author Dr. Maria Silveira about why it can be so difficult for oncologists to refuse chemotherapy treatment to patients near death.
Discussing the Power of Professional Social Media with JOP's New Social Media Editor Dr. Deanna Attai
This podcast is introducing JOP's new social media editor, Dr. Deanna Attai.
Screening for Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma using Signals from Web Search Logs: Feasibility Study and Results
Dr. Horvitz and his co-authors found that signals about patterns of queries in search logs can predict the future appearance of queries that are highly suggestive of a diagnosis of pancreatic adenocarcinoma.
Assessing Clinical Trial–Associated Workload in Community-Based Research Programs Using the ASCO Clinical Trial Workload Assessment Tool
Author Marge Good discusses the results from this project which demonstrate that trial-specific acuity measurement is a better measure of workload than simply counting the number of patients. The ASCO Clinical Trial Workload Assessment Tool
ASCO Core Curriculum for Cancer Survivorship Education
The author discusses survivorship care, one of the most challenging problems oncologists face today and in the near future. The core curriculum and competencies outline in his manuscript are fundamental to the relatively new field of surviv
The Branding of Palliative Care
A strong brand gives people confidence as they gain awareness of it and come to understand and experience its benefits. The author talks about his suggestion for three steps toward building a better brand for palliative care.
JOP Announces New Look and Feel
Journal of Oncology Practice Associate Editor Apar Ganti talks with Consultant Editor Nathan Pennell about what readers can expect to see in the pages of JOP starting in 2016.
The Farid Fata Medicare Fraud Case and Misplaced Incentives in Oncology Care
The author shares his experience as an expert witness in an oncology Medicare fraud case in Michigan.
What Residents Learn From Inpatient Hematology-Oncology: A Call to Rebuild a Community of Practice
Dr. Anthony Back, MD, discusses the sobering question raised by McFarland et a (http://jop.ascopubs.org/content/11/4/289.full?sid=348c37bb-677c-4f6f-be48-9a04e2749bdc)l. The study findings—that inpatient oncology rotations are associated wi
The Oncology Care Model: Short and Long-term Considerations in the Context of Broader Payment Reform
The authors discuss key factors to consider that may influence decisions to participate in the Oncology Care Model, by presenting comparable payment reform efforts outside of oncology.
Getting Helpful Information from the Internet about Prognosis with Advanced Cancer
The authors say oncologists should be aware that patients will not find estimates of survival or treatment effect on the Internet, which may contribute to over-optimistic estimates of survival.
Interdependency Within and Between Teams During a Cancer Diagnosis
The authors discuss the first in a series of articles exploring principles and topics relevant to teams guiding clinicians involved in cancer care. They did not see evidence that multidisciplinary teams affect patient survival or cost of ca
CMS—Using an Episode-Based Payment Model to Improve Oncology Care
A discussion with Ron Kline of CMS, which has designed an episode-based model of oncology care that incorporates elements from several successful model tests. It is hoped that this model will demonstrate how oncology care in the US can tran
2014 National Practice Benchmark Report
Robert S. Miller, MD. Elaine Towle and Tom Barr discuss the latest National Practice Benchmark Report from Oncology Metrics and review the trends and business climate affecting oncology practices this year.
Changing Physician Incentives for Affordable, Quality Cancer Care: Results of an Episode Payment Model
by Robert S. Miller, MD. Dr. Lee Newcomer of United Healthcare discussed the results of a pilot study of a novel episode payment model coupled with actionable use and quality data as an incentive to improve quality and reduce costs of care.
Impact of Financial Burden of Cancer on Survivors' Quality of Life
by Robert S. Miller, MD. Dr. Anees Chagpar discusses findings from the CDC’s 2010 National Health Interview Survey demonstrating a strong correlation between the financial burden of cancer and self-reported quality of life in cancer survivo
Getting From Choosing Wisely to Spending Wisely
by Robert S. Miller, MD. Dr. Russ Hoverman of Texas Oncology discusses ASCO's and ASTRO's participation in the Choosing Wisely campaign and the important concept of value in oncology.
Is It OK to Fire My Oncologist?
Stephanie Roberson Barnard discusses her first-person narrative describing the barriers she faced in receiving high-quality, patient-centered care when she was recently treated for breast cancer and some suggestions for improvement.
Implementation of Electronic Chemotherapy Ordering: An Opportunity to Improve Evidence-Based Oncology Care
by Robert S. Miller, MD. Dr. Kerin Adelson discusses the implementation of Epic's Beacon chemotherapy ordering platform at the Tisch Cancer Institute of Mt. Sinai, New York, and introduces a new quality metric called the rate of evidence-ba
Practicing Oncologists' Attitudes and Experiences Regarding Collection of Patient-Reported Outcomes
by Robert S. Miller, MD. Dr. Reshma Jagsi and collaborators conducted interviews with medical oncologists to ascertain their attitudes toward and prior experiences with the systematic collection of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) in commun
ASCO Quality Care Symposium 2012
by Robert S. Miller, MD. Dr. Douglas Blayney reviews some of the research and presentations from the first ASCO Quality Care Symposium held in San Diego (Nov. 30 - Dec. 1, 2013), and covered in the special May 2013 issue of the JOP.
2013 Update - ASCO/ONS Chemotherapy Administration Safety Standards: Focus on Oral Chemotherapy
By Robert S. Miller, MD. Michael Neuss and Martha Polovich discuss the recent updates to the ASCO/ONS chemotherapy administration standards, focusing on the safe administration and management of oral chemotherapy.
Roundtable: The Use of Social Media in Oncology Practice
by Robert S. Miller, MD. Medical oncologists Mike Thompson and Don Dizon join Claire Johnston, social media manager at ASCO, in a discussion of best practices in using social media for patient education, promotion of clinical trials, and pr
Preliminary Report of the ASCO National Census of Oncology Practices
by Robert S. Miller, MD. Dr. Anupama Kurup, Chair-Elect of the ASCO Clinical Practice Committee, discusses some early findings from ASCO's recent census and survey of oncology practices in the U.S.
Accuracy of Marketing Claims by Providers of Stereotactic Radiation Therapy
by Robert S. Miller, MD. Dr. Joseph Herman and Dr. Amol Narang of Johns Hopkins discuss how direct-to-consumer advertising is being used by some providers and medical centers to aggressively promote stereotactic radiation therapy.
