Several quality measures are commonly used in cancer care, including: - Timely Diagnosis and Treatment: Ensuring patients are diagnosed and treated as quickly as possible. - Screening and Prevention: Regular screenings for cancers like breast, colon, and cervical cancer to catch the disease early. - Adherence to Clinical Guidelines: Following evidence-based treatment protocols for various types of cancer. - Patient Satisfaction: Measuring patient experiences and satisfaction with their care. - Survival Rates: Tracking the percentage of patients who survive for a specific period after diagnosis. - Readmission Rates: Monitoring the number of patients readmitted to the hospital after initial treatment.
