What task is included in compliance with the CoC quality improvement measures?

Monitoring the program's EPR (Electronic Patient Record) against the Cancer Program Practice Profile Reports is fundamentally aligned with the CoC's quality improvement measures. This task involves regularly assessing clinical practices and patient outcomes to ensure that the program meets established standards and best practices set forth by the CoC.

By comparing the EPR with the Cancer Program Practice Profile Reports, healthcare facilities can identify areas for improvement, track adherence to quality standards, and ensure comprehensive care for cancer patients. This ongoing evaluation process is critical to maintaining accreditation and fostering a culture of continuous quality improvement in cancer programs.

In contrast, while conducting patient interviews and utilizing advanced technology for data collection are important aspects of overall quality assurance, they do not directly fulfill the specific compliance requirement related to monitoring performance against established benchmarks. Similarly, simply reviewing past patient outcomes does not engage with the proactive aspect of ongoing improvement or compliance with current CoC standards.