Evaluating potential overuse of surveillance care in cancer survivors.

Jennifer Yeong-Shin ShengClaire F SnyderKatherine C SmithJennifer DeSantoNancy MayonadoSusan RallSharon WhiteAmanda L BlackfordFabian M Johnston Robert L JoynerJoan MischtschukKimberly S PeairsElissa ThornerPhuoc T TranAntonio C WolffYoungjee Choi

Published in: Cancer medicine (2022)

This analysis identified practice patterns consistent with overuse of surveillance testing and can inform efforts to improve guideline-concordant care. Future interventions may include individual practice patterns and provider education.

Keyphrases

quality improvement
healthcare
palliative care
public health
primary care
young adults
pain management
physical activity
current status
risk assessment
data analysis