Important study investigating barriers to serious illness conversations in oncology practice. Perceived patient readiness and time constraints being the biggest barriers. Hopefully the foundation for some future interventional studies to address these barriers. #ASCOQLTY24View quoted post on X
Interventions to increase serious illness conversations often focus on acute moments in the care trajectory. This study suggests that ongoing, staged approaches are vital for goal-concordant care and may be better integrated into workflows.
Anne Montgomery, PhD, MSc #ASCOQLTY24View quoted post on X
#UncleBob proudly presents:View quoted post on X
Annals On Call - Real-World Complications of Lung Cancer Screening @AnnalsofIM acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/A2… featuring @kate_rendle and @AnilVachani
www.insideprecisionmedicine.com Complications after Lung Cancer Screening Higher in Routine Practice than in Clinical Trial a new study suggests lung cancer screening is riskier for patients in routine clinical practice compared to those who took part in the NLST. 
