Implementation Science for Global Oncology: The Imperative to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Cancer Care Delivery [REVIEW ARTICLES]
Conclusion
Implementation science is both critical and feasible in evaluating, improving, and supporting effective expansion of cancer care in resource-limited settings. In ideal circumstances, it should be a prospective program, established early in the lifecycle of a new cancer treatment program and should be an integrated and continual process.
Source: Journal of Clinical Oncology - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Tapela, Mpunga, Karema, Nzayisenga, Fadelu, Uwizeye, Hirschhorn, Muhimpundu, Balinda, Amoroso, Wagner, Binagwaho, Shulman Tags: Cancer Etiology, Environmental Risks, Behavioral and Lifestyle Risk Factors, Chemoprevention studies, Cost Effectiveness, Quality of Care, Policy Analysis, Ethics REVIEW ARTICLES Source Type: research
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