Framework for Systemic Cancer Treatment Delivery
Author Information
Author(s): Ted Vandenberg, Maureen Trudeau, N. Coakley, J. Nayler, C. DeGrasse, E. Green, J.A. Mackay, C. McLennan, A. Smith, L. Wilcock
Primary Institution: Cancer Care Ontario
Hypothesis
How can systemic cancer treatment be organized and delivered effectively in Canada?
Conclusion
The framework aims to improve access to quality systemic cancer treatment across various healthcare settings in Ontario.
Supporting Evidence
- The framework was developed through expert consensus due to limited evidence.
- It includes four levels of care to standardize treatment delivery.
- The model aims to ensure equitable access to cancer treatment across Ontario.
Takeaway
This study created a plan to help hospitals give cancer treatment safely and effectively, especially in areas far from big cities.
Methodology
A systematic review of literature and an environmental scan of treatment models were conducted to develop the framework.
Limitations
The evidence base was limited in quantity and quality, necessitating a consensus-derived model.
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