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A new approach to cancer follow‐up care is necessary to meet the needs of cancer survivors
while dealing with increasing volume and provider shortages, knowledge gaps, and costs to …

There is a global need to transform cancer follow-up care to address the needs of cancer
survivors while efficiently using the health care system to limit the effects of provider …

Oncology clinical pathways may result in cost savings, but we need more understanding
about patient outcomes and reasons for nonadherence.

444 Background: CMS approved Chronic (CCM) and Principal Care Management (PCM) to
improve patient care. These services are typically non-face-to-face; providers can bill≥ …

48 Background: Annual statistics describe the number of anticipated new cancer cases and
deaths as well as the prevalence of those living with cancer. In practice, the number of new …

As cancer-specific survival rates increase, patients are living longer and therefore their
chances of developing late recurrences and long-term side-effects have also increased …

6590 Background: Accurate, reproducible, transparent and continuous healthcare utilization
measures derived from structured EHR data may facilitate higher value cancer care at the …

Background Follow-up of curatively treated primary breast cancer patients consists of
surveillance and aftercare and is currently mostly the same for all patients. A more …

A Quality Improvement Initiative to Improve Follow-up Time and Reduce Readmissions and
Emergency Department Utilization for Onco Page 1 Medical University of South Carolina MEDICA …