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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Volume-outcome relationship"”.

  1. Trend and Impact of Nephrectomy Centralisation on Renal Cell Carcinoma Survival

    … of all cancer deaths. In response, the Improving Outcomes for Urological Cancers guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence was published in 2002, recommending the centralisation of oncological resections for urological cancers to high volume centres. During the same …

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  2. Population-based outcomes in pancreatic cancer: Improvements in survival, underutilization of surgical resection for early stage disease, and regionalization of care

    … pancreatic cancer that can be used to improve outcomes and set policy on a national level. \r\n It is unclear if the improvements in survival seen in major centers over the last decade have been translated to the general population of patients with pancreatic cancer. An analysis of the …

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  3. Revision knee replacement outcomes and implications for the organisation of care in the NHS: Can regional networks improve outcomes?

    … networks were introduced in England to improve outcomes through multidisciplinary decision making and complex cases being done by fewer more experienced surgeons and hospitals. While higher procedure volumes are associated with improved outcomes in surgery, RevKR is still often performed by low …

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