Cancer Program Standards 2012: Ensuring Patient-Centered Care

Cancer Program Standards 2012: Ensuring Patient-Centered Care Commission on Cancer

Major Standard Changes:Performance Standards and Patient-Centered Programs • The most notable change in the CoC Cancer Program Standards is the shift from standards that primarily defined the structure of the cancer program to include new standards that enhance patient centered functions and define performance criteria in quality measurement and outcomes. • SAMPLE SLIDE

Categories of Cancer Program • Community Cancer Program (CCP) • Accessions more than 100 but fewer than 500 newly diagnosed cancer cases each year • Provides a full range of diagnostic and treatment services either on-site or by referral • Participates in cancer-related clinical research either by enrolling patients in cancer-related clinical trails or referring patients for enrollment at another facility or through a physician’s office • Participation in the training of resident physicians is optional SAMPLE SLIDE

Standard 1.3 • Cancer Committee Attendance • Each required member attends at least 50% of the cancer committee meetings held during any given year • Required members include physicians and non-physicians who are specified in Standard 1.2 • Attendance at cancer committee meetings may include participation through conference or teleconference calls with appropriate meeting documents provided. • The minutes document the attendance at each meeting • The cancer committee monitors the attendance of individual members to ensure participation at cancer committee meeting SAMPLE SLIDE

These power point slides are a small sample of our “full” power point presentation (75+) slides addressing the new 2012 standards. This presentation can be customized to meet the needs of your program as identified with a gap analysis. All eligibility criteria and standards are addressed within the full power point presentation. • Please contact our corporate office to speak to one of our CoC-trained consultants today at: • 336-226-3359 ext 3353

Cancer Program Standards 2012: Ensuring Patient-Centered Care

Cancer Program Standards 2012: Ensuring Patient-Centered Care

Presentation Transcript

Patients and Families: Essential Partners in Achieving Exceptional Quality and Patient Safety

CONTROLLING DISTRESSING SYMPTOMS IN THE CANCER PATIENT – OLD STANDARDS AND NEW APROACHES

A NEW APPROACH TO PATIENT- CENTERED CARE

Patient Centered Care And Cultural Transformation

CARE OF THE PATIENT WITH CANCER - Nursing Implications

Patient-Centered Medical Home CareFirst Pilot Program Update

Patient Centered Communication

Patient-Centered Care in Palliative and End-of-Life (EOL) Care

Patient Centered Care: A Team Perspective

Going from CER to Patient-Centered Care: Implications of Heterogeneity

Patient Engagement: Begins with Patient- and Family- Centered Care

Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative

Seniors as Patient Safety Self-Advocates in Primary Care

INSTITUTE FOR PATIENT- AND FAMILY-CENTERED CARE Joanna Kaufman, RN, MS Information Specialist

Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative Website Walk-through April 8, 2010

Faster Cancer Treatment Improving Quality of Care Across the Patient Cancer Pathway

A Patient-Centered Health System

Using pay for performance to strengthen medical homes while protecting patient centered care

The Patient-Centered Medical Home

The Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH): Building a Better Health Care Model

Methodological Challenges in Studying Patient-Centered Communication in Cancer Care