Titlebook: Colorectal Cancer Screening; Quality and Benchmar Aasma Shaukat,John I. Allen Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 CRC S

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Current Screening and Surveillance Guidelines, the USA have an approximately 5 % lifetime risk of developing CRC and a 2–3 % risk of death from CRC. Screening for colonic neoplasms has the potential to reduce CRC-related incidence and mortality and time-trend data suggest that this potential is being realized. There are a variety of CRC screeni

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Quality Indicators and Benchmarks for Guideline-Recommended Fecal Occult Blood Tests,olorectal cancer in the USA, but, as yet, many primary care physicians, gastroenterologists, health policy experts, and US laboratory professionals remain unfamiliar with FIT’s usefulness and potential or do not understand why quality standards and benchmarks are critical to FIT effectiveness and fo

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Quality Indicators for CT Colonography,ation screening trials in early 2000, this technique has begun to transition from academic centers to community practice; however, the lack of reimbursement remains a current barrier. This chapter discusses the recommended, standardized techniques for performing and reporting CTC based on the Americ

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Sedation Issues in Colonoscopy: Quality and Economic Considerations,s associated with sedation, particularly the administration of propofol, should be considered for the future of US endoscopy practice. Standard moderate sedation is usually a benzodiazepine and narcotic. In the past decade, an increasing proportion of colonoscopies are performed with propofol, a sed

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