A Covered Benefit with an Untrusted On-Ramp: Why Medicare Principal Illness Navigation Still Is Not Reaching Patients [0.03%]
一个由不被信任的入口提供的福利：为何医疗保险主要疾病导航仍未到达患者？
Joseph A Bauer,Betty Goodwin,Aimee Dundas et al.
Joseph A Bauer et al.
Principal Illness Navigation (PIN) represents an important Medicare policy advance, but coverage has not translated reliably into access. PIN addresses a real need: patients with cancer and other serious chronic illnesses often struggle wit...
Financial support systems for cancer care in India: A qualitative exploratory study [0.03%]
印度癌症护理的经济支持体系：探索性研究
Parth Sharma,Disha Agrawal,Atharv Deo et al.
Parth Sharma et al.
Purpose: The financial toxicity (FT) of cancer care adversely impacts treatment initiation, compliance and completion in low-and middle-income countries like India. This qualitative study aimed to map the financial suppor...
The Association of Economic Measures and Patient Outcomes with Geographical Disparities in Access to a UCNS-Certified Neuro-Oncologist in the United States [0.03%]
美国地理差异中的UCNS认证神经肿瘤学家就诊难度与患者指标和经济指标的关系协会
Maksym Horiachok,Hyun Yong Koh,Pushan Dasgupta
Maksym Horiachok
Background and objectives: Neuro-oncology is increasingly centralized in academic tertiary centers, potentially creating geographic and economic inequities. This study aims to quantify the national distribution of neuro-o...
SIGAPS in French radiation oncology: institutional funding, academic assessment and priorities for responsible reform [0.03%]
法国放射肿瘤学中的SIGAPS：机构资金、学术评价和负责改革的优先事项
Antoine Ailloud,Wafa Bouleftour,Amel Blanchard
Antoine Ailloud
Purpose: In France, the Système d'Interrogation, de Gestion et d'Analyse des Publications Scientifiques (SIGAPS) identifies and validates MEDLINE-indexed publications produced by healthcare institutions. SIGAPS indicator...
Toward value-based pay-for-performance payments for breast units in a universal health system [0.03%]
基于价值的乳腺病区绩效薪酬支付体系在全民医疗保健系统中的应用
Riccardo Vecchio,Fabio Corsi,Anna Odone
Riccardo Vecchio
Digital health technologies in oncology services: a scoping review of clinical implementation, organisational evidence gaps, and policy implications [0.03%]
肿瘤学服务中的数字健康技术：临床实施、组织证据缺口和政策影响的综述研究
Theologia Tsitsi,Giannis Polychronis,Elena Papoui et al.
Theologia Tsitsi et al.
Introduction: Digital health technologies are increasingly used across oncology services, but the available evidence remains concentrated on patient-facing and clinical applications. Organisational perspectives and the in...
'Optimising Survivorship Care in Hodgkin's Lymphoma: Aligning Practice with Ireland's AYA Cancer Framework' [0.03%]
“霍奇金淋巴瘤幸存者护理的优化：爱尔兰AYA癌症框架下的实践调整”
Maeve Kearney,Sara Faithfull,Michelle Leech
Maeve Kearney
Background: With increasing numbers of cancer survivors living well beyond treatment, national and international policy strongly emphasises self-management as a core component of survivorship care. Hodgkin's Lymphoma (HL)...
Awareness Is Not Enough: Global Evidence on Breast Cancer Knowledge and Self- Screening Practices Among Young Women [0.03%]
知晓不足不足以应对乳腺癌全球年轻女性认知和自检行为的证据
R Ragendu,Naman,Raktima Gupta et al.
R Ragendu et al.
Background: Breast cancer remains a major global health concern and the leading cause of cancer-related mortality among women. The National Cancer Institute projects 30 million new cases and 15.3 million deaths worldwide ...
A mixed-methods study of methodological approaches in population-based cancer registries in the North and South [0.03%]
南北地区基于人群的癌症登记方法学方法混合研究
Lisbeth Tolentino-Rodriguez,Sara Luengo,Mariam Fakih et al.
Lisbeth Tolentino-Rodriguez et al.
Introduction: Population-based cancer registries (PBCRs) are essential for cancer surveillance; reliable and comparable data depending on both methodological standards and operational organization. While international gui...
Motorized travel time to access childhood cancer care in India: A multi-center geospatial analysis [0.03%]
印度儿童癌症护理的机动交通获取时间：多中心地理空间分析
Manraj Singh Sra,K J Aksithanand,Shuvadeep Ganguly et al.
Manraj Singh Sra et al.
Background: Delays in diagnosis and treatment, driven in part by limited geographic access to specialized care, continue to hinder childhood cancer outcomes. In this study, we aimed to evaluate motorized travel times for ...