Hoerni B, Durand M, Chauvergne J, Brunet R, Lagarde C
Bull Cancer. 1978;65(4):395-400.
The authors have studied the conditions of application of a protocol of palliative chemotherapy in breast cancers for the first 100 patients undergoing this protocol. The overall management of the treatment has been satisfactory. The medical team from the cancer center has directed the treatments; however, their participation, although substantial has been limited. The participation of other doctors, especially general practitioners, has been important and of good quality. The coordination between the various doctors has been almost always satisfactory. The authors stress the positive aspects of this study: the protocol has been respected in the majority of the cases; the duties have been well distributed among the various participating doctors; good medical cooperation leaves only a few minor details which could be improved. These results encourage the continuation of an approach whereby the general practitioner participates fully with the oncologic team in patient management and cancer control.
作者研究了针对首批100例接受该方案的乳腺癌患者应用姑息化疗方案的情况。治疗的整体管理令人满意。癌症中心的医疗团队指导了治疗；然而，他们的参与尽管很重要，但却很有限。其他医生，尤其是全科医生的参与很重要且质量很高。不同医生之间的协调几乎总是令人满意的。作者强调了这项研究的积极方面：该方案在大多数情况下都得到了遵守；职责在各个参与医生之间得到了很好的分配；良好的医疗合作只留下了一些可以改进的小细节。这些结果鼓励继续采用一种方法，即全科医生与肿瘤学团队充分合作进行患者管理和癌症控制。
