Decision making in surgical oncology
Abstract
Decisions in surgical oncology are increasingly being made by multi-disciplinary teams (MDTs). Although MDTs have been widely accepted as the preferred model for cancer service delivery, the process of decision making has not been well described and there is little evidence pointing to the ideal structure of an MDT. Performance in surgery has been shown to depend on non-technical skills, such as decision making, as well as patient factors and...
Paper Details
Title
Decision making in surgical oncology
Published Date
Sep 1, 2011
Journal
Volume
20
Issue
3
Pages
163 - 168
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