Description Module

Description Module

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NCT ID: NCT03110692
Brief Summary: The goal of this study is to reduce preference sensitive, unnecessary daily imaging during radiation treatment in which a pre-planned quality improvement default option for radiation treatment prescriptions will be introduced throughout the network of Penn Radiation Oncology.
Detailed Description: The goal of this study is to reduce preference sensitive, unnecessary daily imaging during radiation treatment in which a pre-planned quality improvement default option for radiation treatment prescriptions will be introduced throughout the network of Penn Radiation Oncology. This study is a prospectively designed, observational trial with two comparison groups: (1) a usual practice group (control group) and (2) a default radiation treatment prescription group (intervention group), in which the usual practice group will subsequently rollover from control to intervention so that all sites and physicians in the practice network of Penn Radiation Oncology are exposed to intervention. The purpose of this study is to reduce preference sensitive, unnecessary daily imaging during radiation treatment with the implementation of a quality improvement initiative within 5 sites of Penn Radiation Oncology. We aim to leverage the introduction of a default prescription option to reduce the use of daily imaging in palliative intent cases where it has limited clinical benefit and adds to cost burden. Our objective is to encourage more patient-centric clinical practice.
Study: NCT03110692
Study Brief:
Protocol Section: NCT03110692