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The MODS method for diagnosis of tuberculosis and multidrug resistant tuberculosis

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Published on: August 11, 2008

Ernest Amory Codman, MD, 1869-1940.

Richard A Brand¹

¹Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1600 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19103, USA. dick.brand@clinorthop.org

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Summary

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This biographical sketch highlights Ernest Amory Codman's contributions to medical records and hospital organization. It examines his influential "End-Result Idea" using the Registry of Bone Sarcomas as a key example.

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Medical History
Hospital Administration
Oncology

Background:

This content explores the biographical contributions of Ernest Amory Codman.
It references seminal works on the Registry of Bone Sarcomas and diagnostic criteria for osteogenic sarcoma.

Discussion:

The Registry of Bone Sarcomas serves as a historical example of Codman's 'End-Result Idea' in hospital organization.
Analysis of registered cases focuses on achieving 'five-year cures' for bone sarcomas.

Key Insights:

Codman's 'End-Result Idea' emphasized tracking patient outcomes to improve medical practices.
The Registry of Bone Sarcomas demonstrated a systematic approach to data collection and analysis in oncology.

Outlook:

Understanding Codman's foundational work is crucial for contemporary healthcare quality improvement.
The principles of outcome-based analysis remain relevant for advancing cancer registries and patient care.