Updated Colorectal Cancer Guidelines, Breast Cancer in under 50s, and More

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Establish and sustain a culture of safety.

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Build and support effective teams.

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Partner with patients and families in their care.

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Ensure closed-loop processes for referrals and tests.

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Develop systems for reliable diagnosis and delivery of evidence-based care.

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Standardize communication among all care providers.

Colorectal Cancer Decision Support Tool

This latest version includes changes in risk management, risk assessment, advantages or disadvantages for screening options, patient education information, and updated data for malpractice claims. Made by PCPs and GIs for PCPs...

PODCAST

Catching Breast Cancer In Women 40–49

Dr. Mara Schonberg (BIDMC) reports a conversation aid for PCPs counseling women about breast cancer screening. Help patients get the appropriate screening based on their personal risk...

CASE STUDY

Test Delay Blamed for Woman’s Colon Cancer Death

A 46-year-old female died from ovarian and metastatic colon cancer two years after presenting to her PCP with a five-week history of constipation and rectal bleeding—symptoms that continued across several visits over a year and a half before she was diagnosed. What went wrong?

What’s My Risk?

General Medicine, Surgery, and OB: Learn more about what goes wrong in patient care and what contributes to incidents of patient harm. Get the scoop...

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