2015 CANCER PROGRAM ANNUAL REPORT

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1 2015 CANCER PROGRAM ANNUAL REPORT

2 The 2015 Cancer Program accomplishments included: Implementing a BOOT CAMP as a new program to provide cancer patients and survivors an opportunity to incorporate fitness into their daily life. Strengthening our Clinical Trials efforts to accentuate added options when choosing quality of care standard treatments. Designing and performing a Breast Cancer Quality Review Study. This study compared national standard of care guidelines for surgical breast cancer patients with focus on females with early clinical stage disease. The data validated that we are concordant in the care we provide and identified an opportunity to incorporate enhancements into the surgical documentation notes. Designing and performing a Colon Cancer quality review study. This study compared our results against national statistics from the National Cancer Database (NCDB) provided by the Commission on Cancer. We also evaluated the results of a prognostic factor used to determine appropriateness of Genetic referrals (MSI) and made strides in streamlining this process. Additionally, our Genetic volume increased this year and, as a result, we now provide clinic two days per week. We re-designed our chemotherapy form and initiated real-time use of standard of care guidelines in an effort to enhance staff education and communication. Our weekly cancer case conference provides a multidisciplinary approach for individualized, prospective patient treatment for care planning purposes. Mid-year, we migrated to split each weekly conference to breast and general cancer presentations. The multidisciplinary team is composed of physicians that represent Diagnostic Radiology, Pathology, Surgery and both Medical and Radiation Oncology. We continue to review cases for the purpose of prospective real-time treatment planning! Patient supportive services were enhanced and we now evaluate patient psychosocial distress factors via a nationally approved Screening Tool. This tool, in conjunction with education and support services, allows our nurse navigators to effectively guide patients from diagnosis into Survivorship or Palliative Care. In closing, we continually actively reach out into the community. A Community Needs Assessment Plan provides guidance for our outreach programs. We also work with oncology organizations, such as the American Cancer Society and the Cancer Support Center, to address barriers, reduce cancer mortality through early detection and target prevention through education. We conducted a Screening for Prostate Cancer Event and also hosted multiple community events on Prevention and Early Detection for Breast Cancer. Jayant Ginde, M.D., Cancer Committee Chairman

3 Other, 17, 3% Distribution by Race White, 248, 45% Black, 287, 52% Distribution by Sex Male 47% Female 53%

4 % Distribution by Age 90+ 2% % % % % % Non Applicable 6% Distribution by AJCC Stage Unknown 5% Stage 0 7% Stage 4 20% Stage 1 24% Stage 3 13% Stage 2 25%

5 Distribution by City Chicago Heights = 7% Hazel Crest = 6% County Club Hills = 6% Matteson = 5% Dolton = 4% Homewood = 4% Markham = 4% Orland Hills = 4% University Park = 4% Crestwood = 3% Oak Forest = 3% Richton Park = 3% South Holland = 3% Calumet City = 3% Communities with less than 3% Chicago Ridge Flossmoor Frankfort Glenwood Lansing Midlothian Mokena Monee Orland Park Tinley Park

6 American Cancer Society, National Facts and Figures 2014 Estimated New Cancer Incidence Prostate 233,000 (27%) Lung & bronchus 116,000 (14%) Colon & rectum 71,830 (8%) Urinary bladder 56,390 (7%) Melanoma of the skin 43,890 (5%) Kidney & renal pelvis 39,140 (5%) Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 38,270 (4%) Oral cavity & pharynx 30,220 (4%) Leukemia 30,100 (4%) Liver & intrahepatic bile duct 24,600 (3%) Other sites 171,780 (19%) All sites 855,220 (100%) American Cancer Society, National Facts and Figures 2014 Estimated New Cancer Incidence Breast 232,670 (29%) Lung & bronchus 108,210 (13%) Colon & rectum 65,000 (8%) Uterine corpus 52,630 (6%) Thyroid 47,790 (6%) Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 32,530 (4%) Melanoma of the skin 32,210 (4%) Kidney & renal pelvis 24,780 (3%) Pancreas 22,890 (3%) Leukemia 22,280 (3%) Other sites 169,330 (21%) All sites combined 810,320 (100%) Advocate South Suburban Hospital 2014 Actual New Cancer Incidence Prostate 89 (34%) Lung & bronchus 44 (17%) Colon & rectum 38 (15%) Urinary bladder 13 (5%) Melanoma of the skin 2 (0.76%) Kidney & renal pelvis 13 (5%) Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 8 (3%) Oral cavity & pharynx 4 (1.5%) Leukemia 5 (2%) Liver & intrahepatic bile duct 4 (1.5%) Other sites 41 (16%) All sites 261 (100%) Advocate South Suburban Hospital 2014 Actual New Cancer Incidence Breast 127 (44%) Lung & bronchus 49 (17%) Colon & rectum 35 (12%) Uterine corpus 16 (5%) Thyroid 3 (1%) Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 11(4%) Melanoma of the skin 1 (less than 1%) Kidney & renal pelvis 3 (1%) Pancreas 3 (1%) Leukemia 4 (1%) Other sites 39 (13%) All sites combined 291(100%)

7 Community and Cancer Activities and Outreach Look Good/Feel Better program (American Cancer Society) Starry Nights concert PSA Prostate Cancer Screening Ladies Night Out Breast Cancer Prevention/Education Walk of Hope Making Strides Shine a Light on Lung Cancer Smoking cessation pamphlets and sunscreen (over 500 distributed throughout the year) Advocate Health Care campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness of the Stories of the Girls. MVP AWARD WINNERS Jayant Ginde, M.D. Barbara Jensen, RN, BSN, OCN

8 2015 Advocate South Suburban Cancer Committee Members Jayant Ginde, M.D., Radiation Oncologist, Cancer Committee Chairman Vasia Ahmed, M.D., Medical Oncologist, Cancer Committee Vice-Chair Riaz Elahi, M.D., Medical Oncologist, Cancer Liaison Physician Roseanne Krinski, M.D., Breast Surgeon, Breast Physician Liaison Shantha Sreekanth, M.D., Pathologist, Director and Cancer Conference Coordinator Elke Aippersbach, M.D., Radiation Oncologist James O Donnell, M.D., General Surgeon Stephanie Applebaum, M.D., Pathologist Rami Haddad, M.D., Medical Oncologist and Palliative Care Lead Vasanta Kumaraiah, M.D., Medical Oncologist Anil Lamba, M.D., General Surgeon Alia Salhadar, M.D., Pathologist Amado Delrosario, M.D., Diagnostic Radiologist David Ison, M.D., Diagnostic Radiologist

9 2015 Advocate South Suburban Cancer Committee Members Abby Bazan/Alida Wagner, Cancer Registry Rick Bloomberg/Sue Quinn, Rehabilitation Services Horace Bridges, Mission and Spiritual Services Lenora Bridges/ Nate Lewllyn, Community Outreach Services Sheana Brighton, Nutritional Services Karen Clark, Vice President Operations Jenise Diemer/ Barbara Jensen/ Heather Pruim, Nurse Navigators Karen Gordon, Director, Pharmacy and Oncology Sue Grelak/Jennifer Dominow, Quality and Clinical Services Integration BJ Haag, Director Outpatient and Cardiovascular Services and Pain Management Michael Helle, Psychosocial Coordinator Peggy Kupres, Clinical Research Coordinator Ed Niemic, Director, Diagnostic Imaging Chris Rosandich, Cancer Support Center Christina Ruiz, Genetics Coordinator Sue Serratore, Medical Staff Development Karen Spreitzer, Vantage Oncology Felicia Stubbs, Inpatient Chemotherapy Danielle Swets, American Cancer Society