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ACR-ARS Practice Parameter for Communication: Radiation Oncology.

Hina Saeed¹, Paul E Wallner², James E Bates³

¹Lynn Cancer Institute Boca Raton, Baptist Health, Boca Raton.

American Journal of Clinical Oncology

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Summary

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Effective communication is vital in radiation oncology for patient safety and quality care. This practice parameter provides guidelines for radiation oncologists on medical record documentation and patient communication.

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Area of Science:

Medical Practice
Radiation Oncology
Healthcare Communication

Background:

Effective communication is critical for quality and safety in medical practices, particularly in radiation oncology.
Radiation oncologists communicate patient care, workup, and treatment through various reports and direct interactions.
Practice parameters require periodic revision for medical record documentation of radiation oncology services.

Purpose of the Study:

To revise and update practice parameters for communication in radiation oncology.
To provide guidelines for medical record documentation and communication in radiation oncology.
To enhance the quality and safety of patient care through improved communication.

Main Methods:

Developed and revised according to the ACR's established process for practice parameters and technical standards.
Collaborative effort between the American College of Radiology (ACR) and the American Radium Society (ARS).
Reviewed and approved by both the ACR and ARS.

Main Results:

The practice parameter addresses general radiation oncology communications, including medical records and electronic and doctor-patient interactions.
Specific documentation guidelines are provided for consultation, clinical treatment management, treatment completion summaries, and follow-up visits.
Covers various communication methods: written reports, electronic records, and direct patient and physician communication.

Conclusions:

Radiation oncologists' multidisciplinary participation is enhanced by timely and informative communication.
The ACR-ARS Practice Parameter for Communication: Radiation Oncology serves as an educational tool for practitioners.
Ensures appropriate communication regarding radiation oncology care for optimal patient outcomes.