Publications by authors named "Aliza Randazzo"
Purpose: Cancer survivors experience better outcomes when primary care providers (PCPs) are engaged in their care. Nearly all survivors have a PCP engaged in their care in the initial 5 years postdiagnosis, but little is known about sustained PCP engagement. We assessed PCP engagement in survivors' care 5-7 years postdiagnosis and characterized survivors most vulnerable to loss to PCP follow-up.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: Approximately fifteen million women in the United States live > 50 miles from a gynecologic oncologist. Telemedical technology allows patients' local physicians to consult with subspecialist gynecologic oncologists without burdening patients with unnecessary in-person visits. Although critical to adoption of this technology, physicians' input into implementation of clinician-to-clinician consultation has not been sought.
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- The text talks about how different factors affect the way new healthcare methods are used in organizations, not just by individual providers.
- The authors created a new framework called OTIS to help understand these organizational factors better by organizing ideas from various organization theories.
- They involved experts in a mapping exercise to group these ideas, leading to six main domains which describe important characteristics of organizations, governance, processes, and learning.