Raymond Chan, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Research at Flinders University, shared a post about an article Him and his collogues co-authored in Western Pacific, on LinkedIn:
“There are now over 1.6 million Australians living with or beyond cancer, >100 million worldwide. When we look at barriers to quality care, we MUST think at the system level. If we keep targeting indiviudal/clinical or oragnisational level strategy, we can only go so far!
Over recent years, in addition to clinical studies, our team has been undertaking a suite of Systems-Thinking studies in survivorship to better understand the dynamic complex relationships and strategies to address system barriers to quality cancer survivorship care delivery.”
Title: Advancing implementation of shared care for cancer survivors using
a systems thinking approach (the SEAMLESS study)
Authors: Ria Joseph, Fiona Crawford-Williams, Imogen Ramsey, Chad Y. Han, Oluwaseyifunmi A. Agbejule, Carolyn Ee, Michael Jefford, Adam G. Elshaug, Jon Emery, Bogda Koczwara, Lillian Leigh, Vivienne Milch, Raymond J. Chan
You can read the full article in Journal of Cancer Survivorship.
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