Optimal cancer care pathway for people with oesophagogastric cancer

David Watson; Ahmad Aly; Alex Boussioutas; Tara Bunting; Gary Crosthwaite; Bronwyn Jones; Michael Michael; Jon Shenfine; Mark Smithers; Robert Thomas; Alexandra Viner; Kellie Wright; Zee Wan Wong

Optimal cancer care pathway for people with oesophagogastric cancer

David Watson, Ahmad Aly, Alex Boussioutas, Tara Bunting, Gary Crosthwaite, Bronwyn Jones, Michael Michael, Jon Shenfine, Mark Smithers, Robert Thomas, Alexandra Viner, Kellie Wright, Zee Wan Wong

College of Medicine and Public Health

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Abstract

The optimal care pathway is intended to guide the delivery of consistent, safe, high-quality and evidence based care for people with cancer. The pathway aligns with key service improvement priorities, including providing access to coordinated multidisciplinary care and supportive care and reducing unwanted variation in practice.The optimal care pathway can be used by health services and professionals as a tool to identify gaps in current cancer services and inform quality improvement initiatives across all aspects of the care pathway. The pathway can also be used by clinicians as an information resource and tool to promote discussion and collaboration between health professionals and people affected by cancer.

Original language	English
Publisher	Cancer Council of Australia
Number of pages	52
Publication status	Published - 2015

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This work is available at: www.cancer.org.au/ocp
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Keywords

cancer
Patient care
upper GI
palliative care

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Optimal cancer care pathway for people with oesophagogastric cancer

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