2022 World Conference on Lung Cancer (Posters)-P2.04-01. Lung Cancer Patient Experience Survey from Twelfth Central and Eastern Europe Countries

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The Croatian Coalition of Associations in Healthcare conducted an online Cancer Patient Experience Survey in twelve Central and Eastern European countries. The purpose of the survey was to identify areas that need improvement for lung cancer patients. The survey was only accessible to registered members of national patient oncology associations in each country, resulting in a total of 2,034 lung cancer patients participating. The survey was conducted between October 2018 and February 2019.<br /><br />The study found that there is a significant need for improvement in the cancer patient experience in Central and Eastern Europe. Effective communication skills in the healthcare sector were identified as essential for patient experience and overall quality and safety of care. The study suggests that structured investments in resources can have a positive impact on patient outcomes, including satisfaction, well-being, and quality of life. These aspects should not be overlooked and should be given attention to improve the overall experience for lung cancer patients.<br /><br />Overall, this survey provides valuable insights into the experiences of lung cancer patients in Central and Eastern Europe. It highlights the need for improvement in various areas and emphasizes the importance of effective communication in the healthcare sector. The study suggests that investing resources in addressing these areas can lead to positive outcomes for patients. Further research and initiatives can build upon these findings to enhance the quality of care and support provided to lung cancer patients in the region.

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Andreja Sajnic, Croatia

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Speaker Andreja Sajnic, Croatia

Topic Nursing and Allied Health Professionals

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Croatian Coalition of Associations in Healthcare

online Cancer Patient Experience Survey

improvement for lung cancer patients

registered members

2,034 lung cancer patients

patient experience

quality and safety of care

structured investments in resources

effective communication

positive outcomes