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Thijs van Vegchel1, Kees C W J Ebben1,2
1Department of Research and Development, Netherlands Comprehensive Cancer Organization (IKNL), Utrecht, the Netherlands.
Abstract:
Clinical practice guidelines often struggle to stay updated, especially as cancer care becomes more personalized. We transformed guidelines into data-driven Clinical Decision Algorithms (CDAs) and compared Dutch and US CDAs, enriching the Dutch version with real-world data from the Netherlands Cancer Registry. An interactive dashboard was developed to automate guideline comparisons, adherence analysis, and alternative treatment evaluations, enabling timely updates and more responsive, evidence-based care.
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