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- W3047260165 abstract "Disease-specific, population-based data on resource utilization and economic expenditures are often sought as inputs into estimates of disease burden and health sector productivity, as well as cost-effectiveness studies. Conventional national and regional macro-economic accounting systems in the U.S. are generally not well designed for acquisition of these data. The U.S. National Cancer Institute has sponsored a number of national survey and registry-based data linkage efforts in an effort to obtain economic data across the cancer continuum, from screening to treatment. These resources include: - the NCI Patterns of Care/Quality of Care program which conducts enhanced data collection within the NCI registry system (SEER - the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results program) in order to obtain timely and detailed data on trends, patterns and determinants of radiation, chemotherapy, hormonal therapy as well as the use of emerging technologies such as genomics-based prognostic tests. - the SEER-Medicare linked database, which links individual level patient data from SEER on date of diagnosis, clinical stage at diagnosis, survival and cause of death, to data from the U.S. Medicare program on medical procedures, services and payments covered by the Medicare program. - the NCI Healthcare Provider Survey program, which conducts periodic nationally representative surveys of individual healthcare providers and health plans on knowledge, attitudes, practices and policies related to the provision of related healthcare services. Using colorectal as a case study, this session highlights the kinds of policy-relevant research that can be accomplished using these data resources. The studies presented cut across the cancer continuum from screening to treatment, from the macroeconomic to the microeconomic perspective, and include economic/behavioral as well as descriptive studies. The first paper presents a macroeconomic projection of the national economic burden associated with colorectal treatment through the year 2020. The second paper presents a microeconomic description of trends in the overall cost and components of the cost of colorectal treatments for the years 1991 - 2002. The third paper reports results of a national survey of U.S. health plans in regard to financial incentives that either promote or deter the use of colorectal screening services. The fourth paper reports on the relationship between health insurance status and race-ethnicity in determining whether colorectal patients receive treatment according to clinical guidelines." @default.
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- W3047260165 title "Economic Analysis Across the Cancer Continuum: A Case Study of Colorectal Cancer" @default.
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