There are several factors that contribute to service not rendered in cancer care. Some of the main reasons include:
1. Resource Constraints: Limited availability of healthcare professionals, medical equipment, and diagnostic tools can lead to services not being provided. 2. Administrative Errors: Mistakes in scheduling, record-keeping, or communication between departments can result in missed appointments or treatments. 3. Healthcare Inequities: Disparities in healthcare access due to socioeconomic status, geographical location, and insurance coverage can prevent patients from receiving necessary care. 4. Systemic Issues: Inefficiencies within healthcare systems, such as long waiting times and bureaucratic hurdles, can delay or prevent service delivery.
