Titlebook: Quality Cancer Care; Survivorship Before, Peter Hopewood,Mary J. Milroy Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Na

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Outlining the Crisis in Cancer Care,ble and solutions are controversial, changing, and unresolved. Quality is an essential component of cancer care but measures are in development and challenging to implement. Knowledge of these stresses can help cancer programs in their strategic planning as they prepare to face these challenges and work to provide quality cancer care.

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Public Reporting of Institution and Provider-Level Outcomes,n Cancer is positioning its accredited institutions for effective public reporting, the barriers to understanding and interpreting the reported information must be alleviated. Interpretation of incorrect data and absence of appropriate risk adjustment and comorbidity information would skew any meaningful analysis of publically reported data.

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Physician Leadership,ing others, and leading the organization. Specifically discussed is the role of physician leaders in the work of clinical teams they lead. The dyad model of a physician leader paired with an administrative leader enhances development of solutions to common clinical quality and operational challenges arising in health systems.

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Public Reporting of Institution and Provider-Level Outcomes,that might be used to reduce variation in cancer care and provide data for cost reduction and physician and hospital reimbursement. Examples of public reporting for some cancer-related information already exist. Although survival data has had limited public reporting, the Society of Thoracic Surgeon

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Cancer Statistics: Global and National,ncer cases and 8.7 million deaths. From 2005 to 2015, the number of cancer cases rose by 33%. The Global Burden of Disease Cancer Collaboration attributed this increase to population aging 16%, population growth 13%, and changes in age-specific rates 4%. In the United States, the American Cancer Soc

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