Compliance with Cancer Quality Measures Over Time and Their Association with Survival Outcomes: The Commission on Cancer’s Experience with the Quality Measure Requiring at Least 12 Regional Lymph Nodes to be Removed and Analyzed with Colon Cancer Resections

Lawrence N. Shulman,Amanda Browner,Bryan E. Palis,Katherine Mallin,Sumedh Kakade,Ned Carp,Ryan M. McCabe,David P. Winchester,Sandra L. Wong,Daniel P. McKellar

Compliance with Cancer Quality Measures Over Time and Their Association with Survival Outcomes: The Commission on Cancer’s Experience with the Quality Measure Requiring at Least 12 Regional Lymph Nodes to be Removed and Analyzed with Colon Cancer Resections

2019

Lawrence N. Shulman
Amanda Browner
Bryan E. Palis
Katherine Mallin
Sumedh Kakade
Ned Carp
Ryan M. McCabe
David P. Winchester
Sandra L. Wong
Daniel P. McKellar

Background Many quality measures in cancer care are process measures. The rates of compliance for these measures over time have not been well described, and the relationships between measure compliance and survival are not well understood.

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Colorectal cancer
Cancer
Lymph
General surgery
Medicine
Commission
Process Measures
Surgical oncology

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