2020British Journal of Hospital MedicineRequires access

Streamlining cancer multidisciplinary team meetings: challenges and solutions

Tayana Soukup, Benjamin W. Lamb, Nick Sevdalis, James Green

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National guidance for cancer multidisciplinary teams recommends streamlining cases according to clinical complexity and guidelines. This article explores how the existing knowledge base and resources, accumulated since the introduction of multidisciplinary teams, can help to improve their effectiveness.

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National guidance for cancer multidisciplinary teams recommends streamlining cases according to clinical complexity and guidelines. This article explores how the existing knowledge base and resources, accumulated since the introduction of multidisciplinary teams, can help to improve their effectiveness.

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National guidance for cancer multidisciplinary teams recommends streamlining cases according to clinical complexity and guidelines. This article explores how the existing knowledge base and resources, accumulated since the introduction of multidisciplinary teams, can help to improve their effectiveness.

Key concepts: Multidisciplinary approach, Medicine, Multidisciplinary team, Medical education, Nursing, Sociology, Social science

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