As cancer incidence grows, healthcare services are increasingly pressured to provide
timely, efficient, evidence-based care. The use of quality indicators are essential to identify …

Background Multidisciplinary cancer care to facilitate the provision of patient centred and
evidence-based care is considered best practice internationally. In 2016 multidisciplinary …

Background Quality improvement decision makers are left to develop an understanding of
quality within their healthcare system from a deluge of narrowly focused measures that …

The expertise of NI Cancer Registry staff enabled acquisition of funding, collation and
analysis of data and skilled presentation of the results while continually linking with the …

Objective The aim of the present study was to identify key enabling factors for engaging
multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) in cancer care across the spectrum of translational research …

Background High quality supportive care is fundamental to achieve optimal health outcomes
for people affected by cancer. Use of quality indicators provides comparative information for …

Background Colorectal cancer (CRC) has a high prevalence in western countries. Diagnosis
and treatment of CRC is complex and requires multidisciplinary collaboration across the …

Aim In colorectal cancer care, many indicators for assessment and improvement of quality of
care are being used. These quality indicators serve as national and international …

Rationale, aims and objectives The burden of illness from colorectal cancer (CRC) can be
reduced by improving the quality of care. Identifying appropriate quality measures is the first …

Objective. Lung cancer is commonly diagnosed and is the leading cause of cancer-related
death, morbidity, and burden of disease globally. There is an ongoing need to ensure …