Prodiagnosis / Foro Osler

Diagnostic delay in cancer: why we can not solve the equation?

Diagnostic delay in cancer is a difficult subject to study with many confounder factors. Several papers have been published with

This is real good news. Putting Diagnostic Improvement in practice. I,m sure The Center will be a reference for all

There are three basic models of cancer care in the literature, two of them derived from the world

Residents of any specialty in the world want to learn particular diseases and their treatment. They have a linear view

He was my patient. A serious and educated 55- year-old man with a diagnosis of metastatic colon cancer waiting to

The time between symptom recognition and a definitive diagnosis have been described in many terms including ‘Time-to-Diagnosis’ (TtD), delay to