TY - JOUR
T1 - CBO-richtlijn 'behandeling van het mammacarcinoom'
AU - Rutgers, E. J. T. H.
AU - Nortier, J. W. R.
AU - Tuut, M. K.
AU - van Tienhoven, G.
AU - Struikmans, H.
AU - Bontenbal, M.
AU - von Meyenfeldt, M. F.
AU - Vreugdenhil, G.
AU - Benraadt, T.
AU - Garssen, B.
AU - Peterse, J. L.
PY - 2002
Y1 - 2002
N2 - The first Dutch evidence-based guideline for the treatment of breast cancer has been developed to realise the optimal care of breast cancer patients in the Netherlands. This was possible due to the close cooperation of the Dutch Institute for Healthcare Improvement [Dutch acronym: CBO] and the Dutch Consultative Committee on Breast Cancer [Dutch acronym: NABON]. A broad, multidisciplinary working group was appointed to develop the guideline. This group consisted of surgeons, radio-therapists, internists, pathologists, a radiologist, a nuclear medicine specialist, a plastic surgeon and a clinical geneticist, all of whom had been given a mandate to represent their respective professional societies. In addition to these medical specialists, there were physiotherapists, oncology nurses, psychologists, staff from comprehensive cancer centres and the Dutch Institute for Healthcare Improvement and representatives from the Dutch Breast Cancer Association. This CBO guideline is divided into seven chapters: local treatment of operable breast cancer, systemic adjuvant treatment, locoregionally advanced disease, follow-up, locoregional recurrence, metastasised disease, and the psychosocial aspects of breast cancer. Although the guideline is not intended as a set of instructions that must be rigidly adhered to, deviations from the guideline must be motivated, principally on the basis of published scientific information. To obtain insight into the actual use of the guidelines 'Screening and diagnostics' and 'Treatment of breast cancer' the work group advocates a nationwide prospective registration of all breast cancer patients, including follow-up. Steps to this end have been undertaken. In this way, the CBO guideline will contribute to a further optimisation of breast cancer care in the Netherlands.
AB - The first Dutch evidence-based guideline for the treatment of breast cancer has been developed to realise the optimal care of breast cancer patients in the Netherlands. This was possible due to the close cooperation of the Dutch Institute for Healthcare Improvement [Dutch acronym: CBO] and the Dutch Consultative Committee on Breast Cancer [Dutch acronym: NABON]. A broad, multidisciplinary working group was appointed to develop the guideline. This group consisted of surgeons, radio-therapists, internists, pathologists, a radiologist, a nuclear medicine specialist, a plastic surgeon and a clinical geneticist, all of whom had been given a mandate to represent their respective professional societies. In addition to these medical specialists, there were physiotherapists, oncology nurses, psychologists, staff from comprehensive cancer centres and the Dutch Institute for Healthcare Improvement and representatives from the Dutch Breast Cancer Association. This CBO guideline is divided into seven chapters: local treatment of operable breast cancer, systemic adjuvant treatment, locoregionally advanced disease, follow-up, locoregional recurrence, metastasised disease, and the psychosocial aspects of breast cancer. Although the guideline is not intended as a set of instructions that must be rigidly adhered to, deviations from the guideline must be motivated, principally on the basis of published scientific information. To obtain insight into the actual use of the guidelines 'Screening and diagnostics' and 'Treatment of breast cancer' the work group advocates a nationwide prospective registration of all breast cancer patients, including follow-up. Steps to this end have been undertaken. In this way, the CBO guideline will contribute to a further optimisation of breast cancer care in the Netherlands.
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UR - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12474555
M3 - Review article
C2 - 12474555
VL - 146
SP - 2144
EP - 2151
JO - Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde
JF - Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde
SN - 0028-2162
IS - 45
ER -