Numerous teamwork competency frameworks are designed for co-located, procedure-driven
teams delivering care in acute settings. Little is known about their applicability or evaluation …

PURPOSE: Identifying nontechnical, teamwork competencies (knowledge, skills, and
attitudes) underlying coordination within and across the network of teams—or multiteam …

Cancer is a complex disease with multiple different etiologies, forms, progressions, and
outcomes. Cancer care systems have evolved into complex arrangements that are dynamic …

Care coordination challenges for patients with cancer continue to grow as expanding
treatment options, multimodality treatment regimens, and an aging population with comorbid …

231 Background: Cancer is a complex disease that manifests differently. Quality care relies
on the coordinated integration of many providers with varied background, experience, and …

Background Multidisciplinary teamwork has become the standard in care for oncological
patients and their treatment trajectory when comprehensive, holistic, and high-quality cancer …

Disciplinary diversity in team composition is a valuable vehicle for oncology care teams to
provide high-quality, person-centered comprehensive care. Such diversity facilitates care …

The dynamic and complex world of cancer care spans from screening to diagnosis,
treatment, and end-of-life care and involves numerous interprofessional providers who work …

This article describes the care processes for a 64-year-old man with newly diagnosed
advanced non–small-cell lung cancer who was enrolled in a first-line clinical trial of a new …

As the health care landscape evolves, it is necessary that we adapt to optimally address
existing and emerging challenges. One omnipresent challenge is designing care delivery …