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    Are We Delivering High-Quality Medical Oncology Care? A National Comparison of Severe Acute Toxicity from Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy
    Jemma M Boyle,Jan van der Meulen,Angela Kuryba,Thomas E Cowling,Christopher Booth,Nicola S Fearnhead,Michael S Braun,Kate Walker,Ajay Aggarwal
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2023）
    In the precision medicine era the complexity of systemic anti-cancer therapy (SACT) delivery and their associated toxicities have also increased. However, there has been little systematic assessment of the quality of care associated with systemic anti-cancer therapy delivery acro...
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    Population-level scale-up of surgery platforms for women’s cancer care in low- and middle-income countries
    Groesbeck P. Parham,Mulindi H. Mwanahamuntu,Michael L. Hicks,Ronda Henry-Tillman,Carla J. Chibwesha,Lameck Chinula, Olola Achieng Oneko, Daniel Murokora,Vikrant V. Sahasrabuddhe
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2016）
    •LMICs are facing an unprecedented rise in annual cancer incidence.•We provide a conceptual framework for scale-up of surgical care for women’s cancer.•We emphasize identifying highest priority conditions that can be managed by resource-appropriate and sustainable interventions.•...
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    Improving European Policy to Support Cancer Survivors
    F. De Lorenzo
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2018）
    Due to increasing investment in health, earlier diagnosis, timely treatment, and new therapies, more people are surviving a diagnosis of cancer. While it is encouraging to observe a substantially increase in the number of cancer survivors, people with acute cancer, those with chr...
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    How Can Clinical Research Improve European Health Outcomes in Cancer
    Peter Selby,Lifang Liu,Amy Downing,Ian Banks,Roger Wilson,Richard Stephens,Francoise Meunier,Justine Rochon,Eva Morris,Matt Seymour,Walter Gregory,Mark Lawler,
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2019）
    We review the mechanisms by which clinical cancer research can improve health outcomes and argue that this should be central to the development of policy. Recent series of major international studies have analysed large, often nationwide, datasets for cancer patient outcomes and ...
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    Breast Cancer Awareness, Knowledge and Screening Practice among Women Resident in an Urban Local Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria
    Ajibola Idowu,Samuel Anu Olowookere,Aderonke Olumide,Gbenga Omotola Popoola,Adeola Abiodun, Ayotemi Oluwagbemi,Damilola Olawuyi, Olayinka Fakorede, Olagoke Folorunsho, David Ibitokun, Chiamaka Chigbu-Jonah, Philip Adegboye,
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2019）
    Background: Breast cancer has emerged as the most common female malignancy globally and in Nigeria in the past few decades. Little is currently known at the household level about breast cancer screening practices of the Nigerian women. Study objectives: The study assessed awarene...
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    Investigating Stigma During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Living Conditions, Social Determinants and Experiences of Infection among Employees at a Tertiary Referral Cancer Centre
    Priya Ranganathan,Sandeep Tandon,Sufiyan Khan, Pooja Sharma, Sanjeev Sharma,Gauravi Mishra,Bindhulakshmi Pattadath,Sindhu Nair,Pankaj Rajput,Carlo Caduff
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2023）
    Aim: Healthcare workers (HCWs) have reported negative social experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic; however, this data is largely from medical personnel. We examined living conditions, social determinants, and experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic among all cadres of employ...
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    Cervical Cancer Prevention in Africa: A Policy Analysis
    Rifa Akanda,Paul Kawale,Corrina Moucheraud
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2022）
    Background: Cervical cancer is a major public health challenge in Africa. We analyzed the presence and content of policies for the primary, secondary and tertiary prevention of cervical cancer in Africa, to identify areas of opportunity for policy strengthening in the region most...
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    The Experience of Low-Income Men with Prostate Cancer Transitioning from Disease-Specific Coverage to Comprehensive Insurance under the Affordable Care Act
    Jamal A. Nabhani,Grecia Vargas,Lorna Kwan,Sarah E. Connor,Arlene Fink,Sally L. Maliski,Mark S. Litwin
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2018）
    Purpose: To describe the insurance enrollment process under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) for a vulnerable population of previously uninsured men with prostate cancer. To understand tradeoffs between high-touch (patient navigation, education, and counseling services) disease-spec...
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    Drug Costs and Benefits of Medical Treatments in High-Unmet Need Solid Tumours in the Nordic Countries
    Pia Osterlund,Halfdan Sorbye,Per Pfeiffer,Anders Johnsson, Filipe Rodrigues,Gianluca Furneri
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2016）
    Introduction: Regional and hospital decision-makers increasingly require analyses assessing the cost benefit profile of new cancer drugs. This analysis evaluates the cost-benefit profile of nano albumin-bound paclitaxel (nab-paclitaxel) in pancreatic cancer, versus other drugs in...
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    Achieving a Multilevel Evidence-Based Approach to Improve Cancer Care in the U.S. Post-Covid Era: What is the Role of Management
    Donna M. O'Brien,Arnold D. Kaluzny
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2022）
    In 2013, the Institute of Medicine already had declared the state of U.S. cancer care as "a delivery system in crisis." Beginning in early 2020, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically revealed the fragile nature of the U.S. health system. As a microcosm of that larger hea...
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    Whole Genome Sequencing As a Ticket to Cancer Treatment in the Netherlands: Are Inequalities in Access to Molecular Diagnostics Unfair
    Jilles Smids,Charlotte Bomhof,Maarten IJzerman,Eline Bunnik
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2024）
    Whole genome sequencing (WGS) of a tumour may sometimes reveal additional potential targets for medical treatment. Practice variation in the use of WGS is therefore a source of unequal access to targeted therapies and, as a consequence, of disparities in health outcomes. Moreover...
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    Validation of a BCAM (breast Cancer Awareness Measure) Tool for Women and Midwives in Niger
    Aissami Abdou,Guido Van Hal,Issimouha Dille
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2020）
    Background: Breast cancer is the first cause of cancer mortality in Niger. The objective of this study was to assess the internal consistency, validity and acceptability of the Breast Cancer Awareness Measure (BCAM) among women and midwives. Methods: We conducted the study in the...
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    Economic Burden of Cancer Attributable to Overweight in the Brazilian Unified Health System
    Joana Brant de Carvalho,Beatriz Giannichi,Gerson Ferrari,Luciana Yuki Tomita,Laercio da Silva Paiva,Fernando Adami,Leandro F. M. Rezende
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2022）
    Background: Alongside the rising prevalence of overweight and obesity in Brazil, there is expected to be increased direct healthcare costs of cancers. Herein, we estimated the economic costs of cancer attributable to overweight in the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS), accord...
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    Real-world Outcomes Associated with Use of Front-Line Bevacizumab in Ovarian Cancer
    Josee-Lyne Ethier,Weidong Kong,Helen J. MacKay,Jacob McGee,Christopher M. Booth
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2023）
    Background: In the pivotal ICON7 study, addition of bevacizumab to front-line treatment of ovarian cancer (OC) significantly improved overall survival (OS) (p = 0.03) in a high-risk subgroup of patients with suboptimally debulked/unresectable stage III or IV disease, leading to a...
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    "Magnitude of Clinical Benefit" of Solid Tumour Drugs and Their Real-World Application in the Austrian Health Care Setting
    Nicole Groessmann,Martin Robausch,Wolfgang Willenbacher,Sarah Wolf,Judit Simon,Claudia Wild
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2020）
    Objective: Insufficient evidence for robust decision-making especially for cancer drugs increases the importance of systematic assessments of clinical benefits and the actual real-world application. Therefore, we aimed to assess the clinical benefit of recently approved solid can...
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    Ethics, Priorities and Cancer
    Anthony J. Culyer
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2016）
    Beginning with the ethical case for maximising the impact of health care resources on health, this article examines nine arguments for exempting cancer treatments from rigorous economic evaluation or for relaxing some of the conditions often required if an intervention is to be p...
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    Call for Action to End Discrimination Against Cancer Survivors
    Helen Saul,Lifang Liu,Francoise Meunier
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2018）
    The growing number of cancer survivors in Europe is a tribute to the success of advances in diagnosis and treatment. But many who have survived the disease go on to face discrimination in the workplace and in their financial affairs. Survivors of cancer may have ongoing physical ...
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    Oncology Services Efficiency in the Age of Pandemic: A Jackknife and Bootstrap Sensitivity Analysis for Robustness Check of DEA Scores
    Songul Cinaroglu
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2020）
    Background: Developing countries face great challenges in health care because of changing disease dynamics and the increasing burden of chronic diseases such as cancers. Thus, effective operational design of health services is critical to better manage scarce health care resource...
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    Expanding Best Practices for Implementing Evidence-Based Cancer Control Strategies in Africa: the 2019-2020 Africa Cancer Research and Control ECHO Program
    Annet Nakaganda,Mishka K. Cira, Kunuz Abdella,Francois Uwinkindi,Christine Mugo-Sitati,Kalina Duncan
    Journal of Cancer Policy（2021）
    Background: Cancer is a major public health problem which requires evidence-based, resourced and well-managed National Cancer Control Plans (NCCPs). However, challenges exist for African countries in developing and implementing functional NCCPs. Hence, the Africa Cancer Research ...
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