Continuous temperature monitoring (CTM) identifies fever earlier than the standard of care1 and symptom detection and documentation is improved using electronic Patient Reported Outcomes (ePRO).
By collecting this information, Carevive is creating an awareness of the wide variety of concerns that patients with breast cancer have as they begin treatment. Providing these important data to clinicians helps to reinforce that each patient may have a set of data that makes their situation truly unique so that therapy can be provided accordingly. Breast cancer by numbers.…
Collaborative Studies Conducted by our Research Partners at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) We’re excited to be at the ASCO Quality Care Symposium with our partners sharing the impact of remote symptom monitoring. Together, we're improving outcomes and care for cancer patients. Identification of Target Population in the Implementation of Navigator-delivered Home ePRO for Cancer Patients Receiving Treatment…
The Cancer Support Community (CSC) and Carevive are partnering to provide an innovative nursing and social work team-based care delivery model to health systems across the U.S.
CMS’ Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation recently bid adieu to its voluntary, performance-based Oncology Care Model (OCM) and announced the launch of it’s next generation cancer value-based program—the Enhancing Oncology Model (EOM) — scheduled to begin on July 1, 2023. Over its six-year run beginning in 2016, the OCM fell short of its Medicare cost-savings expectations but set in…
April Boyd, Sr. Clinical Content Developer at Carevive, is a nurse with many years of oncology experience. Boyd understands what it takes to achieve better patient outcomes. She worked as an outpatient oncology nurse and research nurse for gastrointestinal cancers at MD Anderson in Houston.
Join us for the following Peer-to-Peer Discussions on the Enhanced Oncology Model (EOM) on August 10 at 2pm ET and August 26 at 11am ET, featuring successful OCM site thought leaders. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Service (CMS) intends to increase the standard of care for cancer patients while lowering costs.
Gynecologic Cancers by the numbers. In this infographic, we'd like to highlight some important facts and figures on gynecologic cancers as well as key learnings from Carevive SMART Data™.