Cross-Sectional Data That Explore the Relationship Between Outpatients Quality of Life and Preferences for Quality Improvement in Oncology Settings [FOCUS ON QUALITY]

Conclusion:
Two areas of improvement were commonly selected: easily accessible health services and information and support for self-management. Although the results suggest an association between a few quality improvement preferences and HRQoL, a wider spectrum of patient characteristics must be considered when targeting quality improvement to patient subgroups.

Source: Journal of Oncology Practice - June 9, 2016 Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Fradgley, E. A., Bryant, J., Paul, C. L., Hall, A. E., Sanson-Fisher, R. W., Oldmeadow, C. Tags: Quality of care, Management and treatment, Practice Administration, Quality of Life, Quality of Care, Practice Administration FOCUS ON QUALITY Source Type: research