Evaluation of multidisciplinary team meetings in uro-oncology
The objective of this study was to examine the impact of multidisciplinary team meetings on the management decisions for urological cancers. A prospective study was conducted. Methods: The study population is cases presented to multidisciplinary teams at Notre- Dame de Secours University Medical Cen...
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| description | The objective of this study was
to examine the impact of multidisciplinary team meetings on
the management decisions for urological cancers. A prospective
study was conducted. Methods: The study population
is cases presented to multidisciplinary teams at Notre-
Dame de Secours University Medical Center between July
2012 and July 2014. Data was collected by a standard pro
forma. Results : 189 cases were presented in multidisciplinary
meetings during the study period. Results of this
study showed that multidisciplinary team meetings change
management decisions in 40.7% of cases. Change in management
decisions was mainly significant in testicular cancer
(57.1%), prostate cancer (42.7%) and bladder cancer
(38.2%), with less important changes in renal cancer (33.3%).
Prostate cancer cases with Gleason score 7 (51.7%) and
bladder tumors with TNM ≥ T2 (85.7%) were the most modified
in their respective groups. Conclusion: Multidisciplinary
team meetings have a major impact in therapeutic decisions
taken by urologists for newly diagnosed urological
cancers. |
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to examine the impact of multidisciplinary team meetings on
the management decisions for urological cancers. A prospective
study was conducted. Methods: The study population
is cases presented to multidisciplinary teams at Notre-
Dame de Secours University Medical Center between July
2012 and July 2014. Data was collected by a standard pro
forma. Results : 189 cases were presented in multidisciplinary
meetings during the study period. Results of this
study showed that multidisciplinary team meetings change
management decisions in 40.7% of cases. Change in management
decisions was mainly significant in testicular cancer
(57.1%), prostate cancer (42.7%) and bladder cancer
(38.2%), with less important changes in renal cancer (33.3%).
Prostate cancer cases with Gleason score 7 (51.7%) and
bladder tumors with TNM ≥ T2 (85.7%) were the most modified
in their respective groups. Conclusion: Multidisciplinary
team meetings have a major impact in therapeutic decisions
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the management decisions for urological cancers. A prospective
study was conducted. Methods: The study population
is cases presented to multidisciplinary teams at Notre-
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2012 and July 2014. Data was collected by a standard pro
forma. Results : 189 cases were presented in multidisciplinary
meetings during the study period. Results of this
study showed that multidisciplinary team meetings change
management decisions in 40.7% of cases. Change in management
decisions was mainly significant in testicular cancer
(57.1%), prostate cancer (42.7%) and bladder cancer
(38.2%), with less important changes in renal cancer (33.3%).
Prostate cancer cases with Gleason score 7 (51.7%) and
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the management decisions for urological cancers. A prospective
study was conducted. Methods: The study population
is cases presented to multidisciplinary teams at Notre-
Dame de Secours University Medical Center between July
2012 and July 2014. Data was collected by a standard pro
forma. Results : 189 cases were presented in multidisciplinary
meetings during the study period. Results of this
study showed that multidisciplinary team meetings change
management decisions in 40.7% of cases. Change in management
decisions was mainly significant in testicular cancer
(57.1%), prostate cancer (42.7%) and bladder cancer
(38.2%), with less important changes in renal cancer (33.3%).
Prostate cancer cases with Gleason score 7 (51.7%) and
bladder tumors with TNM ≥ T2 (85.7%) were the most modified
in their respective groups. Conclusion: Multidisciplinary
team meetings have a major impact in therapeutic decisions
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