Patient Tracking, Quality and Accreditation
Harness and gain visibility into the value of multidisciplinary cancer care
Expand Value from Quality Efforts and Simplify Accreditation
Your Quality Efforts Fuel Program Excellence
and Brand Eminence
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33% increase in number of cases discussed/session
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50% increase in patient access to a multi-disciplinary discussion
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50% increase in physician engagement/month
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25% increase in quality review per case
Benefits extend to all aspects of care including the ability to track and drive improvements in the:
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Time from diagnosis to case review
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Percentage of patients with biomarker testing and results at the time of initial treatment planning
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Number of patients referred to clinical trials
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Time from case review and treatment planning to treatment initiation
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Number of multidisciplinary team discussions during treatment
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Number of patients referred to key services and specialty therapies
Becoming a center-of-excellence amplifies brand awareness and helps increase patient-led referrals into your program.
OncoLens Analyze and Patient Finder
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Automated reporting for CoC, NAPBC and NAPRC
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Continuing Medical Education reports
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Metrics and custom reporting for:
- Processes such as time to first visit or time to treatment
- Appropriateness of Care such as percentage of patients accessing nutritional counseling or speech evaluation
- Outcomes and quality such as chemo related ED visits
Results of a Multi-State, Multi-Institution
Implementation of OncoLens
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increased patient access to multidisciplinary cancer care
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increased total cases discussed per conference
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increased provider engagement and attendance
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improved quality tracking for the Commission on Cancer (CoC) and National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC)
Simplify Accreditation and Ongoing Reporting
Seamless Accreditation Adherence and Tracking
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Capture accreditation and quality measures as part of the tumor board/cancer conference and survivorship care planning process
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Leverage custom and standardized reporting templates that prompt users to consider multiple quality measures while developing treatment plans
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Reduce the administrative burden of collating data for reporting
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Easily generate required reports directly from the OncoLens system
Simplified Accreditation and Data Reporting Capabilities
Maintaining accreditation and achieving quality improvement goals are fundamental challenges every cancer center administrator struggles to address. With OncoLens’ analytic engine and data reporting capabilities, you can easily download the reports that the CoC, NAPBC, and National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer (NAPRC) program require for accreditation.
The system captures data directly from the tumor board/cancer conference using smart forms. These interactive tools make sure everything is covered properly and that the majority of the work gets done as the conference and care planning take place.
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Measure and aggregate accreditation or custom quality metrics
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Download reports that can be ad-hoc or accreditation specific Communicate care pathways
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Eliminate the need for manual and duplicate data entry for CoC accreditation reporting
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Include metrics and prompts during tumor board to drive behavior
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Communicate care pathways and evidence-based guidelines to drive improved quality
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Collaborate and coordinate across multi-disciplinary care teams
Get a Step Closer to Real‑time Abstraction
cancer registry software to accelerate the identification
and intake of new cancer cases
for abstracting.
OncoLens Integration
with Registry Software
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Helps you avoid double data entry into the cancer registry
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Eases reporting: registry reportable cases in OncoLens can be downloaded into a NAACCR report for upload into registry software
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Delivers the data you need in one consolidated upload including clinical data such as staging, prior treatments, and treatment decisions from cancer conference
Ready to Learn More?
Want to learn more about OncoLens solutions? Reach out to us and schedule a demo. See how OncoLens can bring multidisciplinary cancer care into focus.