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13 sie 2024 · In our updated systematic review of 45 RCTs, with a total of 13 661 participants, we were able to conduct a meta-analysis from a proportion of the RCTs for patient-reported outcomes (HRQoL), clinician-reported outcomes (mortality), and health care resource utilization outcomes (ED visits and hospitalizations).
We conducted this review to identify published randomized controlled trials (RCTs) of cancer risk assessment tools used in primary care and to determine their impact on clinical utility (clinicians), screening uptake (patients), and psychosocial outcomes (patients).
26 lis 2020 · Our findings suggest that ML tools hold promise for cardiac risk assessment for patients before, during, or after cancer treatments by integrating large‐scale, longitudinal patient data from healthcare systems.
We have developed this risk assessment tool to help primary care professionals recognise and manage the side effects of treatment in oncology and haematology patients. It will help you to support patients who are: - at risk of immunosuppression. - receiving systemic anti-cancer therapies. - undergoing radiotherapy.
Topics include cancer types, treatment, and emotional support. Learn about how Macmillan can support your patients. Building on the Recovery Package, we're delivering personalised care for people with cancer. Access guides and tools, including Holistic Needs Assessments.
The findings suggest potentially beneficial effects of cancer risk assessment tools in terms of improving accuracy of patient risk perception and knowledge, intentions to have cancer screening, and changes in diet and physical activity, without causing an increase in cancer-specific anxiety.
Patients with cancer experience a wide range of unmet needs including practical, emotional and social concerns, with negative consequences on general well-being.1 Holistic needs assessment (HNA, figure 1) is a process designed to elicit systematic support of all patient’s needs.2 Systematic reviews on the role and function of HNA broadly ...
