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2013 ONCOLOGY ANNUAL REPORTBUILDING On STRENGTH

MULTIDISCIPLINARY CLINICAL TEAMS + PATIENT NAVIGATION

+ GENETIC COUNSELING + CLINICAL RESEARCH + CLINICAL

EDUCATION + INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE + PATIENT SUPPORT

AND EDUCATION + INNOVATIVE CLINICAL TRIALS CENTER

+ SURVIVOR CELEBRATIONS + COMMUNITY OUTREACH

1 Baylor Waxahachie Leadership: Building on Strength

2 Cancer Committee Membership

3 Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center at Waxahachie

5 Programs of Focus

NICHE Designation

Pathway to Excellence

Oncology Nursing Forum

7 Patient Support

Community Events/Outreach

Patient Spotlight: Lindsey Brister

American Cancer Society

13 Continuum of Care

Patient Navigation

15 Cancer Registry

Summary of 2012: Cancer Registry Data

Oncology Quality Metrics 2012

21 Patient Outcome Study

23 Education

Cancer Conferences

27 Area Map Cancer research studies on the campus of Baylor Medical Center at Waxahachie are conducted through Baylor Research Institute, Texas Oncology, and US Oncology. Each reviews, approves, and conducts clinical trials independently. Their clinical trials are listed together, in this publication, for the convenience of patients and physicians.

Physicians are members of the medical staff at one of Baylor Health Care System’s subsidiary, community or affiliated medical centers and are neither employees nor agents of those medical centers, Baylor Medical Center at Waxahachie or Baylor Health Care System. © 2014 Baylor Health Care System. All rights reserved. Photographs may include models or actors and may not represent actual patients. SAMMONS_444_2013 SC

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CONTENTS

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LETTER FROM LEADERSHIP

For Baylor Medical Center at Waxahachie’s oncology program, 2013 was a year of maturity and planning for the future.

Using the strong foundation that was built in 2012, Baylor Waxahachie saw increasing demand for its cancer programs

and services. The oncology team continued its commitment to maintaining the quality that earned the hospital recognition

from a number of national organizations, including the American College of Surgeons’ Commission on Cancer.

Much of the oncology team’s focus in 2013 was on planning for the new 16,200-square-foot Charles A. Sammons

Outpatient Cancer Center that will open in the fall of 2014, adjacent to the new Baylor Medical Center at Waxahachie at

I-35 and Highway 287. In addition to designing a facility that will serve the current and future needs of our cancer patients,

we set our sights on recruiting additional physician talent to join the already outstanding team of oncology specialists on

our medical staff. We also continued our efforts to provide focused education for our nurses and other health care

professionals who work with our cancer patients on a daily basis.

A nationwide search was launched for a visionary clinician to lead our cancer program into the future. In early 2014 we

were fortunate to recruit Lynn Whitehair as director of the cancer center. Lynn brings more than 30 years of health care

experience, including the last nine years as regional cancer service line administrator for two of Memorial Hermann’s

hospitals in the Houston area, to our team.

As we anticipate the opening of the new cancer center, with its advanced diagnostic and treatment technology in the

hands of leading cancer specialists, we thank the citizens of Waxahachie and surrounding communities for trusting us

with their well-being. Our heritage of standing side by side with our cancer patients as they fight this formidable disease

remains a constant as our oncology programs and services change for the better.

Sincerely,

Jay Fox Valerie Gorman, MD

President Chairperson

Baylor Medical Center at Waxahachie Baylor Waxahachie Cancer Committee

Valerie Gorman, MD

Jay Fox, President

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CANCER COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Physician Members

Valerie Gorman, MD, chair, Commission on Cancer liaison

Keesha Harris-Henderson, MD, radiation oncology

Laurie Louba, MD, diagnostic radiology

Douglas Orr, MD, medical oncology

Gary Roloson, MD, pathology

Maryada Reddy, MD, medical oncology

Non-physician Members:

Cherie Armstrong-Marchant, breast imaging

Amanda Calerera, oncology social work

Lisa Chartrand, nursing

Danelle Flores, patient navigation

Marva Goins, pharmacy

Judy King, rehabilitation

Sean Mahaney, quality improvement

Julie Martin, marketing

Laura Mobley, administration

Liz Oriz, nursing administration

Liz Owens, oncology social work

Laura Siciliano, cancer registry

Ad hoc Members:

Jerry Carter, chaplaincy

Evelyn Coleman, community representative

Cindy Murray, chief nursing officer, chief operating officer


BAYLOR CHARLES A. SAMMONS CANCER CENTER AT WAXAHACHIE

When someone receives a diagnosis of cancer, a world of difficult

choices lies ahead. One of the first, and most important, decisions

for the new patient is where to get quality care. For people living

in North Texas, that decision became easier with the launch of

the Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center network. Baylor

Waxahachie is a proud member of the network and worked

diligently in 2013 to achieve the distinction of using the Baylor

Sammons Cancer Center name for its oncology programs by

meeting or exceeding the stringent criteria established by Baylor

Health Care System (BHCS). Baylor Waxahachie is honored to be

part of this collaborative effort to bring quality cancer care to the

citizens of Waxahachie, North Texas and beyond.

In 2013, Baylor Waxahachie maintained accreditation from a

number of organizations for many components of its oncology

program:

• American College of Surgeons’ Commission on Cancer

Accredited Community Hospital Cancer Program

• National Accreditation Program for

Breast Centers

• American College of Radiology

accreditation for breast MRI,

ultrasound, mammography and

stereotactic breast biopsy

• American College of Radiology’s

Breast Center of Excellence Award

All of these accreditations and honors

in addition to participation in research,

education and quality improvement

initiatives signify Baylor Waxahachie’s

commitment to oncology programming

and care and meeting the high standards

of participation in the Baylor Charles A.

Sammons Cancer Center network.

Integration with the network has

allowed Baylor Waxahachie to further

explore opportunities to work closely

with physicians interested in sponsoring

their own clinical studies. Patients are

the major beneficiaries of the network

because they have the assurance that

any hospital carrying the Baylor Charles

A. Sammons Cancer Center brand will

offer consistent quality cancer care. By

receiving care at a network participating

hospital, patients can be treated close

to home for most of their cancer care

needs. As oncology services become

more sophisticated, Baylor Waxahachie

is committed to being a step ahead,

offering more advanced, innovative

procedures with one main focus:

improving patient outcomes.

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PROGRAMS OF FOCUS

NICHE Designation

Baylor Scott & White – Waxahachie took

a significant step in improving care for

older adults by becoming the only hospital

in Ellis County to have received

designation as a Nurses Improving Care

for Healthsystem Elders (NICHE) facility.

NICHE is the only national designation

indicating a hospital’s commitment to

excellence in caring for patients 65

and older.

BAYLOR WAXAHACHIE NURSING

Pathway to Excellence

Baylor Waxahachie earned the

prestigious Pathway to Excellence®

designation from the American Nurses

Credentialing Center. The designation

identifies the hospital as having a work

environment where nurses can flourish

and are empowered to provide

outstanding care to patients. It also

substantiates the professional

satisfaction of nurses at Baylor

Waxahachie and identifies it as one of

the best places to work.

Oncology Nursing Forum

In 2013, Baylor Waxahachie

participated in the Baylor Health Care

System oncology nursing forum. The

forum was created to provide oncology

clinicians from throughout the system

with a way to discuss shared concerns/

issues that affect the safety and

outcomes of their oncology patient

population. Lisa Chartrand represented

Baylor Waxahachie at forum meetings.

Baylor Waxahachie continued to reach beyond its walls in 2013,

bringing cancer information and screenings to residents of its

service area. The annual For Women For Life™ symposium

featured physicians on the Baylor Waxahachie medical staff and

oncology team members presenting the latest information on

cancer issues of particular interest to women. It’s A Guy Thing

attracted many area men to hear the latest information on

male-related cancer issues.

The hospital brought cancer information and screenings to health

fairs sponsored by the Waxahachie Chamber of Commerce and

other organizations. Local radio station KBEC aired a health

information show sponsored by Baylor Waxahachie every

second and fourth Friday of the month in 2013. The show covered

a variety of health topics including an interview with Dr. Charles

Lee about lung cancer and an interview with Dr. Katrina Emmett

about cancer prevention and detection.

Another community outreach initiative launched by the Baylor

Waxahachie oncology program in 2013 was mobile screening

mammography. The mobile van visited businesses and school

districts across Ellis County, providing screening mammograms

to employees.


COMMUNITY EVENTS/OUTREACH

PATIENT SUPPORT +

1.26.13

SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 2013 7:00 AM TO 11:00 AM Take care of your health at our annual women’s health event, For Women For Life™.

Enjoy a light breakfast and hand massages, receive free health screenings, learn

about disease prevention and ask health questions to a panel of physicians.

Get your girlfriends together and register today!

BLOOD PRESSURE • GLUCOSE/CHOLESTEROL* • HAND MASSAGE • BONE DENSITY • PHYSICIAN Q&A SESSION • FITNESS DEMONSTRATION*Fasting is required for accurate glucose and cholesterol readings.

FREE WOMEN’S HEALTH & WELLNESS EVENT!

FOCUS ON YOU.

EVENT LOCATION Grapevine Community Activities Center1175 Municipal Way, Grapevine, TX 76051

DOWNLOAD A CODE READER ON YOUR SMARTPHONE AND SCAN THIS QR CODE TO SEE EVENT DETAILS

Go to BaylorHealth.com and ForWomen5 RSVP at 1.800.4BAYLOR

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PATIENT SUPPORT +

Lindsey’s journey of breast cancer started with a lump in her

breast she thought was nothing at first. After all, she was only 28

with no breast cancer in her family history. Then the pain began.

She consulted her doctor who referred Lindsey to Baylor.

Mammography, a sonogram and two biopsies identified the

cancer and the course of treatment: chemotherapy, a double

mastectomy, radiation and breast reconstruction.

When Lindsey was wheeled back to her hospital room after her

double mastectomy, she found it decorated with streamers and

balloons — a surprise from her nurse navigator and several mem-

bers of the staff. “The decorations let me know I mattered to them

as a person,” she explains. “It was scary,” she admits, “but my

nurse navigator explained everything and put my mind at ease.”

Today, Lindsey is cancer-free, back to working as a teacher’s aide

and playing with her toddler Olivia. “I’m healthy again,” she says,

“and I owe that to Baylor.”

PATIENT SPOTLIGHT: LINDSEY BRISTER


“I’M THANKFUL

SUCH GREAT BREAST

CANCER CARE WAS

CLOSE TO HOME.”


AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

PATIENT SUPPORT +

The American Cancer Society has been an incredible resource to

Baylor Sammons Cancer Centers, including Baylor Waxahachie.

American Cancer Society representatives collaborated with

oncology staff to deliver support, and served on the cancer

committee to help provide resources to fulfill the Commission on

Cancer standards for cancer care.

In 2013, the American Cancer Society engaged with 342 patients

providing 1,010 services at Baylor Waxahachie. All newly

diagnosed patients received a Personal Health Manager kit from

the Society which provided personalized information on the

patient’s specific cancer type, resource information, and tools that

helped patients and caregivers keep appointments, monitor test

results and keep prescriptions organized throughout treatment.

American Cancer Society patient navigators provided free and

confidential support and guidance to all patients and their

caregivers during their cancer journey. Patients received support

from the Society’s wig program as well as transportation services.

Newly diagnosed breast cancer patients received assistance

through the Reach To Recovery® program where Society-trained

breast cancer survivors provided valuable

information and encouragement to

patients in their journey through breast

cancer. In addition, female patients were

introduced to the Look Good Feel

Better® program, dedicated to

improving appearance-related side

effects, and building personal confidence

while undergoing treatment.

As the official sponsor of birthdays, the

American Cancer Society knows how

important each and every birthday can

be. In May of 2013, the Society

celebrated its 100th birthday – one

hundred years of saving lives and twenty

years of collaborating with Baylor

hospitals. The Society saves lives by

helping individuals stay well through

prevention and early detection, helping

them get well by being there during and

after a diagnosis, finding cures through

groundbreaking discoveries, and fighting

back through public policy. In the last two

decades the Society has contributed to

a 20% decline in cancer death rates in

the U.S. Last year the Society and Baylor

hospitals reached over 2,100 patients with

more than 6,000 programs and services;

that’s one in four cancer patients treated

at Baylor hospitals.

The American Cancer Society is the only

organization offering cancer patients and

their families around-the-clock guidance

and support through its toll-free line,

1-800-227-2345 and at www.cancer.org.

TOGETHER,

WE ARE A

RELENTLESS

FORCE

FIGHTING

CANCER.

Breast nurse navigator Denell Flores saw her role grow

as more patients sought diagnosis and treatment at Baylor

Waxahachie. New to the hospital’s oncology team in 2012,

Flores hit the ground running and in 2013 stayed by the side of

354 women as they underwent a breast biopsy procedure. After

the procedure, she placed a follow-up phone call to all patients

to check on their status and to answer any questions that they

had. Flores also coordinated the following initiatives in 2013:

• Facilitated the breast cancer support group

• Taught breast surgery classes for patients facing the

procedure

• Formed a Relay for Life team to participate in the American

Cancer Society signature fundraising event

• Organized Reach to Recovery® efforts with the American

Cancer Society

• Attended Baylor Health Care System monthly nurse navigator

conferences

• Attended monthly tumor boards and cancer committee

meetings at the hospital.

Flores also received personal honors by being recognized with

service excellence awards and by being nominated to Top 100

Nurses in Dallas Fort Worth.

PATIENT NAVIGATION

CONTINUUM OF CARE +


Breast Imaging Services

Demand for breast imaging services at

the Baylor Waxahachie and Red Oak

facilities continued to be strong in 2013.

Statistics for the two sites combined:

• Total procedures: 13,612

• Screening mammograms: 4,759

• Diagnostic mammograms: 2,205

• Biopsies: 83

• New cancers diagnosed: 74


SUMMARY OF 2012: CANCER REGISTRY DATA

CANCER REGISTRY +

Estimated Number* of New Cancer Cases by Sex, US, 2013/State of Texas, 2013 versus Actual Number** of Analytic Cancer Cases by Sex, Baylor Health Care System, 2012

TOP TEN CANCER SITES

SITE MEN

Estimated NewCancer Cases

Nationally,2013

238,590

118,080

73,680

54,610

45,060

40,430

37,600

29,620

27,880

22,740

854,790

28%

14%

9%

6%

5%

5%

4%

3%

3%

3%

100%

Prostate

Lung & Bronchus

Colon & Rectum

Urinary Bladder

Melanoma of the Skin

Kidney & Renal Pelvis

Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Oral Cavity & Pharynx

Leukemia

Pancreas

All Sites

Estimated NewCancer Cases in the State of Texas, 2013

17,579

9,034

6,058

3,081

2,989

2,794

2,540

1,943

1,870

1,449

62,740

28%

14%

10%

5%

5%

4%

4%

3%

3%

2%

100%

Actual CancerCases,

Baylor Waxahachie, 2012

0

9

14

7

1

7

4

2

1

3

66

0%

14%

21%

11%

2%

11%

6%

3%

2%

5%

100%

Source: *2013, American Cancer Society, Inc., Surveillance Research Source: *Cancer Epidemiology and Surveillance Branch, Texas Department of State Health Services, April 2013 **Baylor Health Care System Cancer Registry, Electronic Registry System

TOP TEN CANCER SITES

SITE WOMEN

Estimated NewCancer Cases

Nationally,2013

232,340

110,110

69,140

49,560

45,310

32,140

31,630

24,720

22,480

22,240

805,500

29%

14%

9%

6%

6%

4%

4%

3%

3%

3%

100%

Breast

Lung & Bronchus

Colon & Rectum

Uterine Corpus

Thyroid

Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Melanoma of the Skin

Kidney & Renal Pelvis

Pancreas

Ovary

All Sites

Estimated NewCancer Cases in the State of Texas, 2013

17,002

6,570

4,975

2,663

2,076

2,111

1,978

1,775

1,325

1,628

54,632

31%

12%

9%

5%

4%

4%

4%

3%

2%

3%

100%

Actual CancerCases,

Baylor Waxahachie, 2012

74

7

10

1

1

3

2

6

1

3

125

59%

6%

8%

1%

1%

2%

2%

5%

1%

2%

100%

Source: *2013, American Cancer Society, Inc., Surveillance Research Source: *Cancer Epidemiology and Surveillance Branch, Texas Department of State Health Services, April 2013 **Baylor Health Care System Cancer Registry, Electronic Registry System

Estimated Number* of New Cancer Cases by Sex, US, 2013/State of Texas, 2013 versus Actual Number** of Analytic Cancer Cases by Sex, Baylor Health Care System, 2012



BAYLOR MEDICAL CENTER AT WAXAHACHIE: ANALYTIC/NON-ANALYTIC CASES DIAGNOSED 2012

All Sites Oral CavityLip TongueOropharynxHypopharynxOther Digestive SystemEsophagusStomachColonRectumAnus/Anal CanalLiverPancreasOther Respiratory SystemNasal/SinusLarynxLung/BronchusOther Blood & Bone MarrowLeukemiaMultiple MyelomaOther

Bone

Connect/Soft Tissue

SkinMelanomaOther

276

402011

4614

2451353

3003

270

16853

0

0

660

Primary Site Total Analytic Non-analytic Male Female In Situ Local Regional Distant NA/Unknown

87

201001

1002501110

1302

110

15753

0

0

440

114

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2612

1230341

1802

160

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0

440

162

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110

8251

0

0

220

32

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220

66

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30120

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0

0

110

36

101000

910430100

80080

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0

110

64

101000

1901910143

1200

120

16853

0

0

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78

200011

902401110

70250

0000

0

0

220

189

201010

3612

1950243

1701

160

1100

0

0

220


Breast Female GenitalCervix UteriCorpus UteriOvaryVulvaOther Male GenitalProstateTestisOther Urinary SystemBladderKidney/RenalOther Brain & CNSBrain (Benign)Brain (Malignant)Other EndocrineThyroidOther Lymphatic SystemHodgkin’s DiseaseNon-Hodgkin’s Unknown Primary Other/Ill-Defined

82

802600

201811

2810180

8206

523

121

11

11

0

Primary Site Total Analytic Non-analytic Male Female In Situ Local Regional Distant NA/Unknown

8

401300

181800

6150

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110

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2

0

1

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201811

177

100

4202

202

615

4

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81

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11380

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321

606

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36

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133

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202

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0

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2020

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0

0

4

401300

5410

2020

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000

101

0

0

4

401300

1414

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4040

8206

413

918

11

0

74

401300

2011

229

130

8206

413

817

9

0

Data Source: Electronic Registry System, Baylor Health Care System Cancer Registry

This report INCLUDES CA in-situ cervix cases, squamous and basal cell skin cases, and intraepithelial neoplasia cases phoma/myeloma category.


2010 & Prior 2012 Forward Diagnosis Year 2011 (CoC) *2009 *2010 *2011 *2012 Breast Cancer

Post Breast Conserving Surgery Irradiation: Radiation therapy is administered within 1 year (365 days) of diagnosis for women under age 70 and receiving breast conserving surgery for breast cancer (Accountability Measure)

Adjuvant Chemotherapy: Combinationchemotherapy is considered or administered within 4 months (120 days) of diagnosis for women under 70 with AJCC T1cNoMo, or Stage II or III hormone receptor negative breast cancer (Accountability Measure)

Adjuvant Hormonal Therapy: Tamoxifen or third generation aromatase inhibitor is consid-ered or administered within 1 year (365 days) of diagnosis for women with AJCC T1cNoMo, or Stage II or III hormone receptor positive breast cancer (Accountability Measure) Colorectal Cancer

Adjuvant Chemotherapy: Adjuvant chemo-therapy is considered or administered within 4 months (120 days) of diagnosis to patientsunder age 80 with AJCC III (lymph node posi-tive) colon cancer (Accountability Measure)

Surgical Resection Includes at Least 12 Lymph Nodes: At least 12 regional lymph nodes are removed and pathologically exam-ined for resected colon cancer (Surveillance Measure)

Rectal Cancer

Radiation Therapy for Rectal Cancer: Radiation therapy is considered or adminis-tered within 6 months (180 days) of diagnosis for patients under the age of 80 with clinical or pathological AJCC T4NoMo or Stage III receiving surgical resection of rectal cancer (Surveillance Measure)

ONCOLOGY QUALITY METRICS 2012NCDB Target

NCDB, CoC, NQF, NAPBC



NCDB, CoC, NQF

NCDB, CoC, NQF

NCDB, CoC, NQF

90%

90%

90%

90%

80%

90%

CoC Stateof Texas

PerformanceRate

90%

90%

90%

90%

80%

90%

86.8%

90%

86.1%

88.5%

90.5%

91.6%

88.8%

90.5%

87.1%

89.4%

89%

90.6%

91.8%

92.5%

90.3%

90.6%

87.8%

91.8%

CoC Census Region (West)Performance

Rate

All CoCPrograms

PerformanceRate

Baylor Medical Centerat Waxahachie

Performance Rate

100%

80%

100%

83.3%

100%

100%

100%

100%

100%

NA

100%

100%

100%

100%

94.1%

100%

77.7%

NA

83.3%

75%

87.5%

100%

87.5%

NA

*Source: Baylor Health Care System Cancer Registry/Baylor Waxahachie


PATIENT OUTCOME STUDY +


PATIENT OUTCOME STUDY +BAYLOR WAXAHACHIE INCREASES PASTORAL CARE AND SOCIAL WORK VISITS TO ONCOLOGY PATIENTS

Plan: 90% or greater Colon/Lung/Breast Cancer patients (IP admissions) to receive a documented Care Coordination/SW and Pastoral Care visit during their

admission. At the end of 2012, approximately 87% of Colon/Lung/Breast Cancer patients were receiving a Care Coordination/SW visit and approximately

68% were receiving a Pastoral Care visit.

Do: CC/SW focused on education and reminders for visit and utilizing Eclipsys tools for communication. In August 2013, Pastoral Care worked with the MIDAS

support team to set up a Cancer Diagnosis Readmission Work List Rule to enable a print out for weekend on call staff to be notified of need for patient

visit. Pastoral Care now also documenting all attempts to interact with patients, including failed attempts.

Check: CC/SW achieved annual performance goal of 90%. Pastoral Care performance improved, but then dipped the final three months of the year. Although

Pastoral Care did improve from approximately 68% to 80% they fell short of the goal of 90%. Very short (1 – 2 days), including weekend/holiday stays,

remained challenging for both disciplines, especially for Pastoral Care as weekend/holiday coverage only come to the hospital for urgent pastoral needs.

Act: Both groups will continue their work in assuring that the majority of patients with a diagnosis of cancer receive a visit from both Pastoral Care and Care

Coordination/SW.


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Jan-13 Feb-13 Mar-13 Apr-13 May -13 June-13 July-13 Aug-13 Sept-13 Oct-13 Nov-13 Dec-13

% PC Visits Goal


% SW/CC Visits Goal

100%

YTD = 80%

YTD = 90%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

% PATIENTS WITH BREAST, COLON OR LUNG CANCER WITH DOCUMENTED PASTORAL CARE VISITS

% PATIENTS WITH BREAST, COLON OR LUNG CANCER WITH DOCUMENTED SW-CC VISITS

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


% PC Visits Goal


% SW/CC Visits Goal

100%

YTD = 80%

YTD = 90%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%


CANCER CONFERENCES +

Cancer conferences are an essential forum to provide multidis-

ciplinary, consultative services for oncology patients, as well as

to offer education to physicians and allied health professionals.

Baylor Waxahachie held a monthly general cancer conference

in 2013. The tumor conference reviewed 47 prospective cases

which represented 48.9% of the analytic load.

The top five cancer sites presented included breast, colorectal,

lung, bladder and lymphoma.

MONTHLY GENERAL CANCER CONFERENCES HELD

INSIGHT

CASE-SOLVING

EDUCATION

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Baylor Medical Center at Waxahachie will move to a new location in the fall of 2014. The new address will be 2400 North I-35 E, Waxahachie, Texas 75165

BEATINGCANCER

1405 W. Jefferson St.

Waxahachie, TX 75165

972.935.9095

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