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1 Exceptional care, close home Annual Reptg Outcomes 1
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3 Permance Measures Perman Breast Needle Biopsy () Establh Diagnos Radiation rapy Followg Mastecmy Pri Surgical Surgery Intervention not first treatment Breast () certa Measure: lung Image s Surgery not first treatment palpation-guided needle Measure: Radiation rapy considered biopsy (ce FNA primary site) permed admtered certa lung followg s Measure: Surgery not first treatment any mastecmy with 1 year establh course diagnos cn2, M0 breast lung cases (365 days) Measure: diagnos Surgery breast not first treatment women with > = 4 positive regional lymph nodes PSMH Outcomes: PSMH permance rate at 97.6% course cn2, M0 lung cases outcomes: permance rate at superi superi state state (91.8%) (92.9%) national national () (91.4%) PSMH Outcomes: outcomes: PSMH permance rate rate at permance rates rates when when compared compared with with superi state (90.7%) (92.9%) national (86.2%) (91.4%) programs. programs. permance rates when compared with programs. 97.6% 89.9% 91.8% 92.9% 91.4% 92.9% 90.7% 91.4% 86.2% PSMH 89.9% Systemic Chemapy certa lung Breast s Conservg () Surgery/Radiation rapy F Breast (BCS/RT) Measure: Systemic chemapy BCS/RT Measure: Radiation admtered with 4 months rapy day admtered preoperatively with 1 year (365 days) diagnos day surgery 6 months posperatively, women under it age considered 70 receivg surgically breast conservg resected cases surgery with (lumpecmy) lymph vasive node-positive breast. (pn1) One (pn2) year NSCLC identified as a Surgery not allow first medical treatment tervention followg certa surgery. lung outcomes: s permance rate at Most ten radiation 83.3% rapy superi state () national () delivered with one six months surgery. Radiation permance Measure: rates Surgery when compared not first with treatment treatment course should start as soon as medically feasible. cn2, M0 lung programs. cases PSMH Outcomes: outcomes: PSMH permance rate rate 90% at slightly superi lower than state state (92.9%) (93.1%) national national (91.4%) (90.2%) permance rates when compared 89.9% with programs. 83.3% Permance Measures 90% 92.9% 93.1% 91.4% 90% PSMH 89.9% PSMH Perman Systemic Chemapy certa lung Hmone s rapy () (HT) F Hmone Recepr Positive Breast Measure: Surgery Systemic HT Measure: Hmone not chemapy first treatment admtered with 4 months rapy considered day preoperatively admtered certa lung with s day surgery 1 6 year months (365 posperatively, days) diagnos women it considered with Measure: AJCC T1cN0M0, surgically Surgery resected not Stage first II cases treatment III with recepr course positive cn2, lymph M0 breast node-positive lung. cases (pn1) (pn2) NSCLC PSMH Outcomes: outcomes: PSMH permance rate rate 94.7% at superi state (93.6%) () (92.9%) national (91.2%) (91.4%) () permance rates when compared with programs. Systemic 1. Desch CE, McNiff Chemapy KK, Schneider EC, Schrag 76.5% D, McClure certa J, Lep 78% E, lung et al. American Society Clical Oncology/ Comprehensive Netwk Measures. J Cl Onc, 2008: 26(21), Desch CE, McNiff KK, Schneider EC, Schrag D, McClure J, Lep E, et al. American Society C s 2. American College () Surgeons-Commsion on (ACoS-) Data Base (NCDB) Practice Prile Rept (CP3R) September 2013 Measure: Systemic chemapy 2. American College Surgeons-Commsion on (ACoS-) Data Bas admtered with 4 months day preoperatively 94.7% 92.9% 93.6% 91.4% 91.2% PSMH Systemic Chemapy certa lung s () Measure: Systemic chemapy admtered with 4 months day preoperatively J Cl day Onc, 2008: surgery 26(21), months posperatively, it considered surgically resected cases with 3 lymph node-positive (pn1) (pn2) NSCLC
4 Permance Measures Perman Permance Measures Multi-Agent Chemapy (MAC) Treatment F Hmone Recepr Surgery Negative not first Breast treatment MAC certa Measure: lung Surgery Multi-agent s not chemapy first treatment considered certa admtered lung Measure: with s 4 Surgery months (120 not first days) treatment diagnos women under 70 with AJCC T1cN0M0, Stage II III course recepr Measure: cn2, M0 negative Surgery lung cases breast not. first treatment course outcomes: cn2, M0 lung casespermance rate at PSMH superi Outcomes: PSMH state permance (92.9%) national rate outcomes: (91.4%) superi permance rates state when (92.9%) permance rate at compared national with (92.6%) superi state (92.9%) national (91.4%) permance rates when programs. compared with permance rates when compared with programs. programs. 89.9% 92.6% 89.9% PSMH Systemic Chemapy 92.9% 91.4% certa lung Systemic s Chemapy () certa lung Adjuvant Chemapy s Treatment F Lymph Measure: () Systemic chemapy Node Positive Colon admtered (ACT) Measure: Systemic with 4 months chemapy day preoperatively ACT Measure: day surgery Surgery Adjuvant 6 chemapy not months first posperatively, treatment considered admtered with 4 months day preoperatively admtered certa it day considered surgery lung with s 46 surgically months (120 posperatively, resected days) cases diagnos with patients it under lymph age node-positive 80 with AJCC (pn1) Stage (pn2) III (lymph NSCLC considered Measure: surgically Surgery node positive) resected not first cases treatment with outcomes: colon. 83.3% course cn2, lymph M0 node-positive lung casespermance (pn1) (pn2) rate at NSCLC PSMH superi Outcomes: PSMH state () national rate () outcomes: permance rate at permance rates when (91.4%) () compared with (87.2%) superi state (92.9%) programs. national (91.4%) () permance rates when 89.9% compared with programs. 83.3% 91.4% 87.2% PSMH Permance Measures 89.9% 12 Regional Lymph Nodes Examed F Colon Surgery not first treatment 12RLN certa Measure: lung s At least 12 regional lymph nodes are removed Measure: ally Surgery examed not first treatment resected colon. course cn2, M0 lung cases PSMH Outcomes: outcomes: PSMH permance rate rate at superi state (93.1%) (92.9%) national (92.0%) (91.4%) permance rates when compared with programs. Systemic Chemapy certa lung s Surgery () Surgery not not first first treatment treatment certa lung certa s lung s Measure: Systemic chemapy admtered Measure: with Surgery 4 months not not day first first preoperatively treatment course course cn2, day M0 surgery lung cn2, M0 cases lung 6 months casesposperatively, PSMH it considered Outcomes: outcomes: PSMH surgically permance resected rate cases rate with at superi lymph state node-positive (91.9%) (92.9%) (pn1) national (pn2) (91.9%) (91.4%) NSCLC permance outcomes: rates when compared permance with rate at superi state programs. () national () permance rates when compared with programs. 92.9% 91.9% 91.4% 91.9% Measure: Systemic chemapy Systemic Chemapy certa lung admtered with 4 months day preoperatively s () 76.5% 78% day surgery 6 months posperatively, 1. Desch CE, McNiff KK, Schneider EC, Schrag D, McClure J, Lep E, et al. American Society Clical Oncology/ Comprehensive Netwk Measures. Measure: Systemic it considered surgically resected cases with 1. Desch CE, McNiff KK, Schneider EC, Schrag D, McClure J, Lep E, et al. American Society C chemapy J Cl Onc, 2008: 26(21), J Cl Onc, 2008: lymph 26(21), node-positive (pn1) (pn2) NSCLC admtered 1. Desch 2. American CE, McNiff College KK, with Schneider 4 Surgeons-Commsion EC, months Schrag D, McClure day on J, preoperatively Lep (ACoS-) E, et al. American Society Data Base Clical 2. (NCDB) American Oncology/ College Surgeons-Commsion Comprehensive Practice Prile Rept on Netwk (CP3R) September (ACoS-) Measures Data Bas 83.3% J Cl day Onc, 2008: surgery 26(21), months posperatively, outcomes: permance rate at 2. American College Surgeons-Commsion on (ACoS-) Data Base (NCDB) Practice Prile Rept (CP3R) September 2013 it considered surgically resected cases with superi state () national () lymph node-positive (pn1) (pn2) NSCLC permance rates when compared with 92.9% 93.1% 91.4% 92% PSMH Perman PSMH Systemic Chemapy certa lung s ()
5 Perman Permance Measures Permance Measures Systemic Chemapy certa lung s () Measure: Systemic chemapy admtered with 4 months Surgery day preoperatively not first treatment day surgery certa 6 months lung posperatively, s it considered surgically resected Measure: cases Surgery with not first treatment lymph node-positive course cn2, (pn1) M0 lung (pn2) cases NSCLC PSMH Outcomes: outcomes: PSMH permance permance rate rate 2015 at was superi N/A as no patients state fit (92.9%) th criteria national (91.4%) state was permance at 91.4% rates when national compared rate 89.9% was with 89.1%. programs. programs. 91.4% 89.1% PSMH 89.9% NO DATA Systemic Chemapy certa lung Pre-operative post-operative chemapy s () radiation rapy certa rectal s (RECRTCT) Measure: Systemic chemapy admtered with 4 months day preoperatively RECRTCT day Measure: surgery Preoperative 6 months 83.3% posperatively, chemo radiation are it admtered clical AJCC T3N0, T4N0, Stage considered III; posperative Surgery surgically not chemo first resected treatment cases with radiation are lymph node-positive (pn1) (pn2) NSCLC admtered certa lung with s 180 diagnos clical AJCC T1-T2N0 with outcomes: AJCC permance T3N0, T4N0, rate Stage at Measure: Surgery not first treatment III; treatment superi recommended; state () patients national under () course cn2, M0 lung cases age permance 80 receivg rates resection when compared rectal with outcomes: programs. permance rate at PSMH superi Outcomes: PSMH state (92.9%) permance 83.3% national rate (91.4%) 2015 was N/A permance as no patients rates fit when th criteria compared with state was at 89.1% national programs. rate was 86.7%. 15 Regional Lymph Surgery Nodes not Examed first treatment Gastric certa (G15RLN) lung s Permance Measures 92.9% 89.1% 91.4% 86.7% G15RLN Measure: Measure: At Surgery least 15 regional not first lymph treatment nodes are course removed cn2, M0 ally lung cases examed resected gastric ( Improvement) outcomes: permance rate at PSMH superi Outcomes: PSMH state (92.9%) permance national rate (91.4%) 2015 was N/A permance as no patients rates fit when th criteria compared with state was at 66.2% national programs. rate was 61.1%. PSMH NO DATA 76.5% 78% 1. Desch CE, McNiff KK, Schneider EC, Schrag D, McClure J, Lep E, et al. American Society C J Cl Onc, 2008: 26(21), American College Surgeons-Commsion on (ACoS-) Data Bas 1. Desch Systemic CE, McNiff KK, Chemapy Schneider EC, Schrag D, McClure certa J, Lep E, et lung al. American Society Clical Oncology/ Comprehensive Netwk Measures. J Cl s 1. Desch Onc, 2008: CE, McNiff 26(21), () KK, Schneider EC, Schrag D, McClure J, Lep E, et al. American Society Clical Oncology/ Comprehensive Netwk Measures. 2. American J Cl Onc, College 2008: 26(21), Surgeons-Commsion on (ACoS-) Data Base (NCDB) Practice Prile Rept (CP3R) September American Measure: College Systemic Surgeons-Commsion chemapy on (ACoS-) Data Base (NCDB) Practice Prile Rept (CP3R) September 2013 PSMH NO DATA Systemic Chemapy certa lung s () Measure: Systemic chemapy admtered with 4 months day preoperatively day surgery 6 months posperatively, it considered surgically resected cases with lymph node-positive (pn1) (pn2) NSCLC outcomes: permance rate at superi state () national () permance rates when compared with programs. 66.2% 61.1%
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