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Tim Hanna: Health Care Contact Days and Outcomes in Clinical Trials vs Routine Care

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Apr 18, 2025, 01:56

Tim Hanna: Health Care Contact Days and Outcomes in Clinical Trials vs Routine Care

Tim Hanna, Radiation Oncologist at Kingston General Hospital, shared an article by Arjun Gupta, et al. on LinkedIn:

“In this population-based cohort study, patients receiving systemic therapy as part of trials experienced a lower percentage of contact days, accounted for by greater hospitalization rates in routine practice.

Addressing the predominantly outpatient, protocol-mandated visits may represent opportunities to decrease trial-related time toxicity.”

Health Care Contact Days and Outcomes in Clinical Trials vs Routine Care Among Patients With Non–Small Cell Lung Cancer.

Authors: Arjun Gupta, et al.

Tim Hanna: Health Care Contact Days and Outcomes in Clinical Trials vs Routine Care

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