Topic 4: Future Directions & Emerging Technologies-IASLC Quality Indicators Project

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The presentation discusses the ISLAC lung cancer screening quality indicator Delphi study, emphasizing the importance of quality indicators in cancer screening programs. The study aimed to develop relevant and actionable quality indicators for lung cancer screening using the Delphi process, which facilitates consensus among experts. They devised 26 essential indicators across various categories such as imaging, diagnostics, outcomes, harms, and equity. Despite acknowledging imperfections and the need for evolution and localization of these indicators, the study concludes that these indicators can improve program monitoring and quality globally, fostering improvements in lung cancer screening practices.

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Martin Tammemagi

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lung cancer screening

quality indicators

Delphi study

program monitoring

expert consensus