1
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Value in cancer care
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Bigger fraction of radiotherapy require machines with high precision |
Legal framework |
2
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Digital communication (telephone/web-based)
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Disparities in access – not all professionals and students have access to smart phone, reliable internet or the skills |
Misses some emotions and expressions that could change the care pattern |
Being connected 24 hours to meetings in different time zones takes away family time and there is usually no time off work allocated to virtual meetings |
Legal frame work |
3 |
Convenience |
Home environment not convenient for some |
4 |
Inclusivity and cooperation |
Unintended exposures to risks |
5 |
Decentralisation of cancer care |
Lack of human resource and infrastructure |
6 |
Policy change |
Established systems are harder to change as a small change in one place may have an unintended domino/collateral effect |
7 |
Human interactions |
Burn-out from increased expectation or responsibilities |
8 |
Hygiene practices |
Effects of overuse of sanitisers, increased exposure to chemicals in cleaning materials unknown |
9 |
Health awareness and promotion |
Some contradiction on initial data and expert opinions |
10 |
Systems improvement |
Costs of infrastructure and human resource |