Abstract
The success of this important audit is dependent on the support of both urological and oncological colleagues and the participation of all NHS Trusts throughout England and Wales. The audit presents a unique opportunity to collect robust data on prostate cancer care that will contribute to changes in practice and reduce variation in prostate cancer management, which will ultimately save lives and improve quality of life for men diagnosed with the disease. © 2013 The Authors.
Author supplied keywords
- United Kingdom
- cancer hormone therapy
- cancer registry
- disease surveillance
- external beam radiotherapy
- health care access
- health care organization
- health care quality
- health service
- human
- medical audit
- medical informatics
- medical information system
- outcome assessment
- patient care
- priority journal
- prostate cancer
- publication
- quality of life
- review
- risk assessment
- statistical analysis
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P., C., J., N., A., A., J., R., Y., L., H., P., … J., V. D. M. (2013). The first national clinical audit of prostate cancer care. BJU International, 112(7), 883–884. Retrieved from http://www.embase.com/search/results?subaction=viewrecord&from=export&id=L370082257
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