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Advancing Quality-Based Procedures in Cancer Care

Join us on September 24, 2013, as the South West Regional Cancer Program Strategic Planning Committee discusses the importance of Quality-Based Procedures (QBP). Explore the context of funding reform, key elements for implementation, utilization data, quality standards, and system-level goals. Learn about ongoing projects and collaborations focusing on various cancer treatments. Engage in discussions on linking funding to quality and enhancing cancer care services with evidence-based practices. Your participation is vital in shaping a quality-focused healthcare system.

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Advancing Quality-Based Procedures in Cancer Care

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  1. South West Regional Cancer Program Strategic Planning Committee September 24, 2013

  2. Welcome

  3. Quality Based Procedures

  4. QBP’s • Context of overall funding reform • Global allocations • HBAM • QBP • Why are we doing this?

  5. QBP’s • Linking of funding to quality • Key elements required to be able to implement a quality based funding system • Utilization data • Evidence informed quality standards • Monitoring processes • Defined scope • System level goals

  6. QBP’s • Linking of funding to quality • Key elements required to be able to implement a quality based funding system • Utilization data • Evidence informed quality standards • Monitoring processes • Defined scope • System level goals

  7. QBP’s • Completed • Renal • In Process • Systemic Therapy – Ambulatory • Colonoscopy – Endoscopy • Planned • Cancer Surgery • Prostate and two others TBA

  8. QBP’s • Other Quality Work • CPSO / CCO Collaborative • Quality Management Program • Mammography • Pathology • Colonoscopy

  9. QBP’s • Local Work • Collaborate with SW LHIN and partners on Endoscopy • Recognize impact on smaller hospitals • New legislation re: out of hospital providers • Kick off work on quality management as a theme within areas such as cancer surgery • Complete systemic therapy • Participate in cancer surgery

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