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Oncology Informatics
Using Health Information Technology to Improve Processes and Outcomes in Cancer
Providing a bridge between informatics and oncology that is built for change, this book encapsulates the NCI-collected evidence into a format that is optimally useful for hospital planners, physicians, researchers, and informaticians alike as they collectively strive to accelerate progress against cancer using informatics tools
Bradford W. Hesse (Author), David Ahern (Author), Ellen Beckjord (Author)
9780128021156
Hardback, published 17 March 2016
448 pages, 100
27.6 x 21.5 x 2.8 cm, 1.47 kg
Approx.408 pages
I. An Extraordinary Opportunity1. Creating a Learning Health Care System in Oncology2. Reducing Cancer Disparities Through Community Engagement: The Promise of Informatics3. Cancer Clinical Research: Enhancing Data Liquidity and Data Altruism4. Engaging Patients in Primary and Specialty Care5. Coordination at the Point of Need II. Support across the Continuum6. Prevention, Information Technology, and Cancer7. Early Detection In The Age of Information Technology8. Informatics Support Across the Cancer Continuum: Treatment9. Survivorship10. Advanced Cancer: Palliative, End of Life, and Bereavement Care III. Science of Oncology Informatics11. Data Visualization Tools for Investigating Health Services Utilization Among Cancer Patients12. Oncology Informatics: Behavioral and Psychological Sciences13. Communication Science: Connecting Systems for Health14. Cancer Surveillance Informatics15. Extended Vision for Oncology: A Perceptual Science Perspective on Data Visualization and Medical Imaging IV. Accelerating Progress16. Crowdsourcing Advancements in Health Care Research: Applications for Cancer Treatment Discoveries17. Patient-Centered Approaches to Improving Clinical Trials for Cancer18. A New Era of Clinical Research Methods in a Data-rich Environment19. Creating a Health Information Technology Infrastructure to Support Comparative Effectiveness Research in Cancer20. Editors’ Conclusion: Building for Change
Subject Areas: Oncology [MJCL]
