Guest guest Posted January 8, 2008 Report Share Posted January 8, 2008 http://prostatecancerblog.org/?p=101 New study raises challenges for advocates and the medical community. What can we do to change the dynamic and lower the death rate. Are advocates too focused on screening, easier, and not focused enough on changing the treatment dynamic. As one expert said in one linked article, The lack of improvement may be because efforts against treatment disparities in oncology have only recently shifted from documentation to assessing interventions, Dr. Gross and colleagues suggested. The key to bridging the racial gap may be quality improvement for all patients, they said. " Perhaps a rising tide will raise all boats, " they said. They added, " future efforts to reduce disparities should be incorporated into a larger quality improvement framework, as our results suggest that all patients would benefit from greater attention to measuring and improving quality of cancer care. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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