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Retraite annuelle RCR 2017

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Le Réseau de cancérologie Rossy a tenu sa 3ème retraite annuelle au Plaza Centre-Ville à Montréal le 10 novembre 2017 et la journée a connu un succès retentissant!

Près de 200 médecins, infirmières, professionnels paramédicaux, chercheurs et représentants des patients se sont réunis pour faire le point sur le travail effectué dans le réseau au cours de la dernière année et pour discuter de nouvelles initiatives pouvant aider à intégrer le réseau en matière de soins palliatifs et de soins urgents besoins et traitements de pointe.

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Programme

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RCN Year in Review - Wilson MillerÌýÌý

Quality Matters: Results from a network-wide quality scorecard - Carolyn FreemanÌý

Breast Disease Site Group - Jean-François Boileau/Sarkis MeterissianÌýÌý

Hematology Disease Site Group - Kelly Davison/Sarit AssoulineÌýÌý

Lung Disease Site Group - Jason Agulnik/Jonathan SpicerÌýÌý

Funding improvement initiatives: the RCN's Cancer Quality & Innovation ProgramÌý - Ari MeguerditchianÌý

Laying the groundwork for Oncology Evaluation and Treatment Centres in the RCNÌýÌý - Erin Cook

Fertility preservation for newly diagnosed cancer patients QI2Ìý - William BuckettÌý

Prehabilitation of frail elderly cancer patients before colon cancer surgery - Enrico Minnella / Franco CarliÌýÌý

Breakout session: How can we implement symptom monitoring with patient-reported outcomes during routine care - Gerald Batist

Breakout session: Early integration of palliative and advanced care planning - Manuel BorodÌýÌý

Breakout session: Training the next ÎÛÎÛ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ of clinicians - Joanne AlfieriÌý

Breakout session: Meeting the unique needs of AYA patients - Petr KavanÌý Ìý

Affiches

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Groupe de sitesÌýtumoraux

Breast: Working as a coordinated network to address controversies in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer and to implement targeted interventions to improve clinical trial activityÌýÌý

Gastrointestinal: Ensuring stage III colon cancer patients are treated according to recommended guidelinesÌýÌý

Genitourinary:ÌýMonitoring the rate of positive surgical margins after radical prostatectomy and improving access to treatment (neo-adjuvant chemotherapy and cystectomy) for bladder cancer patientsÌý

Gynecology:ÌýImproving turnaround time for pathology results and evaluating the effectiveness of a joint tumour board between the JGH and MUHCÌý

Hematology:ÌýScreening for HBV prior to administering rituximab therapy and improving access to targeted treatment by reducing delays to molecular pathology resultsÌý

Head & Neck:ÌýDecreasing unplanned hospital and emergency visits during the peri-treatment period for H&N patients undergoing chemoradiation therapyÌý

Lung:ÌýStreamlining the trajectory of care for lung cancer patients: a focus on diagnostic delays (molecular pathology), treatment delays (surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy) and end of lifeÌýÌý

Conseil de la qualitéÌý

Adult clinical trial participation across the RCN: how do we compare to the rest of Canada?ÌýÌý

Public report on oncology quality indicators: the Rossy Cancer Network scorecardÌýÌý

Programme de soins de soutien

Enhancing and harmonizing psychosocial, supportive and palliative care across the Rossy Cancer NetworkÌý

Distress screening and symptom assessment via Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs) are effective tools:ÌýImproving Patient Experience and Health Outcomes Collaborative (iPEHOC)ÌýÌý

Treatment Summary - an effective tool in improving communication between oncologists and family physiciansÌýÌý

Bourses de recherche CQI

Impact of an Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) program on the quality of care and emotionalÌýwell-being of kidney cancer patients undergoing a nephrectomy -ÌýFranck BladouÌý

Looking Forward: Feasibility and acceptability of a cancer survivorship program -ÌýRosana FariaÌý

Enrollment of esophago-gastric cancer patients in a clinical fast-track program improves time to treatment and quality of lifeÌý- Lorenzo FerriÌýÌý

Rectal toxicity prediction using average-delivered DVHs determined from daily CBCT imaging for hypo-fractionated radiotherapy of the prostate - John KildeaÌý

Establishing quality care for patients with malignant pleural mesothelioma – the EQUAL CARE Program - Jonathan SpicerÌýIcône PDF cqi_spicer_establishing_quality_care_for_patients_with_malignant_pleural_mesothelioma_-_the_equal_care_program.pdf

Bourses d'étude CQI

The abridged Patient Generated Subjective Global Assessment predicts QOL and and physical performance in people with cancer - Jonathan di TomassoÌý

Bourses QI2

Implementation, standardization and analysis of a common ERAS protocol for radical cystectomyÌý-ÌýFranck BladouÌý

Laying the groundwork for Oncology Evaluation and Treatment CentresÌý- Erin CookÌýÌý

Education oncology health care providers on fertility preservation options for male cancer patients - Belen HerreroÌýÌý

A patient-centered apparoach to the re-development of supportive care services for oncology AYA patients - Petr KavanÌý

Start the Talk: a web-based resource to help support children and teens when someone close to them has cancerÌý- Andrea Maria LaiznerÌýÌý

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