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Cancer care Abroad National look. Ahmed I Al-Sagheir Hematologist and medical oncologist KFSH-Dammam King Saud University Saudi Arabia. Fatimah A. 55 yrs old, new seisures, and breast mass Mammogram: suspecious, FNA: cancer CT: confirms metastases, to CNS, bone and liver. Family meeting - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • Cancer care AbroadNational lookAhmed I Al-SagheirHematologist and medical oncologistKFSH-DammamKing Saud UniversitySaudi Arabia

  • Fatimah A55 yrs old, new seisures, and breast massMammogram: suspecious, FNA: cancerCT: confirms metastases, to CNS, bone and liver.Family meetingNeed to start palliative radiotherapy and chemotherapy, both are availablePoor prognosisA week later the family wants a medical report, pathology slides and want advise about going to US, Germany or UK and may be Thiland.

  • IntroductionCancer caredefinitionWhat do patients want?

    What does the society want?

    What does the health of the society need?

  • What is the magnitude of the problem?No good Data

  • IntroductionCancer caredefinitionWhat do patients want?

    What does the society want?

    What does the health of the society need?Cancer careNot only therapeutic interventionScreening programsEarly detectionPalliative care

  • Patients needBest possible care

    Access to health care

    SupportEducationCommunicationFamily supportFinancial support

    Why do patients choose to go abroad ?

  • Patients needBest possible care

    Access to health care

    SupportEducationCommunicationFamily supportFinancial supportProsConfidence in health careLack of confidence in local servicesAssumption that medical errors are less frequentAvailability of the optionCulture and expectation

  • Patients needSecond opinionTourismSummer vs winterPolitical gainsProsConfidence in health careLack of confidence in local servicesAssumption that medical errors are less frequentAvailability of the optionCulture and expectation

  • Patients needConsIllness and homesicknessUnnecessary delaysUn-necessary diagnostic proceduresLack of familiarity with local diseasesG6PDLack of supportSocietalreligiousFinancial costsProsConfidence in health careLack of confidence in local servicesAssumption that medical errors are less frequentAvailability of the optionCulture and expectation

  • Society prospective

    History Generations of patients going to Iraq, lebanon and EgyptCultureInferiority complexValue systemGuilt feelingsHealth sector is a major financial driveJobsOpportunity to support loved ones during illnessCompanionsVacationFamily disturbanceCharity

  • Public health prespectiveEstablishing national registryBuilding on experienceTrainingLong-term careCancer survivorsCosts

  • Cost of lost opportunities

    Building on experienceDeveloping training for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, etcNational registryWhich ultimately will help identifying pattern of diseaseHelp in prevention and planningJobsSocial impacts

  • What is the magnitude of the problem?No good Data

  • Health system in SAMinistry of Health (MOH)KFMCKFSH-DKing Faisal Hospital and Research system (KFSH&RC)Security forces health systemNational Guard Hospitals (NGH)Military hospitals (MH)University hospitalsPrivate sector

  • New cancer casesSaudi Arabia experiencePopulation 26 M1 SAR = 0.266 US $

  • Contributing Factors Way the media deals with the medical errorsExaggeration of medical errorsHow do health care providers act?Public awarenessSharing experience

  • SolutionsTargetting Patient satisfactionSatisfied patients are more likely to accept therapy compliance outcomesHigh impact easy gainsNursing quality and courtesyCleanliness of the hospital

  • Some suggestionsHow would we act as role models?What massage does our own actions give..Story of AbdulRahman Al-Sagheirmy son..

  • Case AbdulRahman Al-Sagheir

  • Some suggestionsStarting research on identifying predictors of good health care at national levelMonitoring referrals abroadIndicationsMonitor outcomesQuality intiativesPrivateGovernment sectorsInvolving media in talking about achievementsProviding second opinion thought telemedicine

  • ConclusionCancer caredefinitionWhat do patients want?

    What does the society want?

    What does the health of the society need?Cancer careNot only therapeutic interventionScreening programsEarly detectionPalliative care

  • Case AbdulRahman Al-Sagheir

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