ERS Statement on harmonised standards for lung cancer registration and lung cancer services in Europe.
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30361252
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INTRODUCTION
The European Respiratory Society taskforce for harmonised standards for lung cancer registration and lung cancer services in Europe recognised the need to create a single dataset for use in pan-European data collection, and a manual of standards for European lung cancer services.
METHODS
Existing national and international datasets were reviewed with the results of a survey of clinical data collection on lung cancer in 35 European countries. These two different sources of evidence were considered by the multidisciplinary taskforce. A similar process was followed for the manual of lung cancer services where existing guidelines and national or international recommendations for lung cancer services were used to develop a manual of standards for services in Europe.
RESULTS
Essential and minimum datasets for lung cancer registration were developed to enable all countries to collect the same essential data and some to collect data with greater detail. A manual specifying standards for lung cancer services in Europe was developed.
CONCLUSION
Despite the wide variation in the socio-political landscape across Europe, the ERS is determined to encourage the delivery of high quality lung cancer care. The manual of lung cancer services and minimum dataset for lung cancer registration will both support this aspiration.
The European Respiratory Society taskforce for harmonised standards for lung cancer registration and lung cancer services in Europe recognised the need to create a single dataset for use in pan-European data collection, and a manual of standards for European lung cancer services.
METHODS
Existing national and international datasets were reviewed with the results of a survey of clinical data collection on lung cancer in 35 European countries. These two different sources of evidence were considered by the multidisciplinary taskforce. A similar process was followed for the manual of lung cancer services where existing guidelines and national or international recommendations for lung cancer services were used to develop a manual of standards for services in Europe.
RESULTS
Essential and minimum datasets for lung cancer registration were developed to enable all countries to collect the same essential data and some to collect data with greater detail. A manual specifying standards for lung cancer services in Europe was developed.
CONCLUSION
Despite the wide variation in the socio-political landscape across Europe, the ERS is determined to encourage the delivery of high quality lung cancer care. The manual of lung cancer services and minimum dataset for lung cancer registration will both support this aspiration.
Date of Publication
2018-12
Publication Type
Article
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Language(s)
en
Contributor(s)
Rich, A L | |
Baldwin, D R | |
Beckett, P | |
Berghmans, T | |
Boyd, J | |
Faivre-Finn, C | |
Galateau-Salle, F | |
Gamarra, F | |
Grigoriu, B | |
Hansen, N C | |
Hardavella, G | |
Jakobsen, E | |
Jovanovic, D | |
Konsoulova, A | |
Massard, G | |
McPhelim, J | |
Meert, A P | |
Milroy, R | |
Mutti, L | |
Paesmans, M | |
Peake, M D | |
de Ruysscher, D | |
Sculier, J P | |
Schepereel, A | |
Subotic, D | |
Van Schil, P | |
Blum, T G |
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Series
European respiratory journal
Publisher
European Respiratory Society
ISSN
0903-1936
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open.access