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Criteria in Europe for Cancer Centres following the OECI

Dr. Katrien Van Look. Criteria in Europe for Cancer Centres following the OECI. Henk Hummel OECI Accreditation and Designation Executive Officer Leiden 15-01-2013. Background. Founded 1979 75 members Working groups Mission : Linking cancer centres Coordinate their actions

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Criteria in Europe for Cancer Centres following the OECI

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  1. Dr. Katrien Van Look Criteria in Europe for Cancer Centres following the OECI Henk Hummel OECI Accreditation and Designation Executive Officer Leiden 15-01-2013

  2. Background • Founded 1979 • 75 members • Workinggroups • Mission: • Linking cancer centres • Coordinate their actions • Inter/Multidisciplinarity • Quality of cancer care • Integration of research • Innovation • Patients involvement

  3. Working groups • Biobanks and Molecular Pathology, Giorgia Stanta • Education and training: A. Paradiso, Bari • Prevention and early diagnoses, C. Harrison • Cost-benefit, L. Steuten • EurocanPlatform, Ulrik Ringborg • Accreditation and Designation, M. Saghatchian

  4. Quality assessment in health care/oncology Internationally JACIE: European Eusoma: breast cancer ESMO palliative care ISO9001 DKG: Germany FNCLCC: French NHS: UK Accreditation Canada OECI ISQua

  5. Accreditation programme : Components • Standards and criteria for quality multidisciplinary cancer care delivered in cancer centres throughout Europe • A tool to collect standardised and quality data from approved cancer centres, to measure treatments patterns and outcomes • A process allowing to survey the cancer centres in order to assess compliance with the standards

  6. Main goal: A&D programme OECI helping (cancer) centres to implement and improve a quality system for oncological care using the standards and peer review system

  7. Characteristics of the programme Voluntary quality improvement programme in Europe Focus on consistency of total (cancer) organisation/centre Databank with quality data of participating centres (benchmarking – exchange best-practices) Auditors are oncology experts and professionally trained European quality standards brings more consistent quality in Europe An opportunity for centres to distinguish from others

  8. Qualitative standards

  9. Qualitative questionnaire

  10. Focus of the standards Comprehesiveness: • Planning and organisation of integrated care • Multidisciplinary care • Integration and translation of research into care • Education for professionals • Patient satisfaction • Constant quality improvement

  11. Quantitative questionnaire Five chapters -data collection-

  12. Designation • To distinguish four types of cancer institutes • Preliminary designation according to quantitative data from questionnaire • Final designation: check of quality criteria and consistency of all parts during peer review visit

  13. Why accreditation? • Overall improvement of quality • Strengthening comprehensiveness • Improving patient care and satisfaction • Improving integration research and care activities • European acknowledgement

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