Introduction and Defining Quality of Care in Esophagogastric Cancer Surgery – William Allum

Registries and audits in esophagogastric cancer surgery play an important role in monitoring the quality of care provided to patients. During this webinar an international panel of speakers discussed the importance of registries and shared updates from around the world including set-up, results and the effect registries have had on national or regional outcomes. Panelists also discussed the way research has been incorporated into registries.

Setup and outcomes were shared from NREV (Sweden); NOGCA (England/Wales); EURECCA (Spain); (Canada/USA); (Japan), DUCA (The Netherlands).

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In this video William Allum starts the webinar by defining quality of care in esophagogastric cancer surgery. A series of short presentations and panel discussions were had during this 90 minute webinar, and questions were answered from a live audience.


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