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    • Health Policy

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    • The oncology landscape is shifting towards value-based care, increasing the importance of quality measurement.
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    • Developing, tracking, and reporting quality measures impose significant time and financial burdens.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To address the growing significance of quality measurement in oncology.
    • To identify current challenges and promising practices in oncology quality measurement.
    • To explore future directions for quality measure development and reporting in oncology.

    Main Methods:

    • Convening of the NCCN Policy Summit: Redefining Quality Measurement in Oncology.
    • Discussions included the current quality landscape and efforts in quality measure development.
    • Exploration of quality measure use in various programs and patient perspectives on quality.

    Main Results:

    • Identified significant challenges in developing, standardizing, and reporting oncology quality measures.
    • Highlighted the substantial time and financial burdens associated with quality measurement processes.
    • Recognized the emergence of best practices and leaders in the field of oncology quality measurement.

    Conclusions:

    • Despite challenges, best practices and leadership in oncology quality measurement are emerging.
    • Future considerations for measure development and reporting are essential for advancing oncology care.
    • The NCCN Policy Summit provided a platform to redefine quality measurement in oncology.