JCO Oncology Practice
Scope & Guideline
Bridging Research and Practice in Oncology Excellence
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Clinical Practice Guidelines and Recommendations:
The journal publishes evidence-based clinical guidelines that aim to standardize and improve cancer care practices, ensuring that oncologists have access to the latest recommendations for patient management. - Quality Improvement Initiatives:
Focused on enhancing the quality of care in oncology settings, the journal highlights innovative quality improvement projects that address gaps in care delivery, patient safety, and treatment outcomes. - Health Policy and Economics in Oncology:
Research exploring the economic aspects of cancer care, including cost-effectiveness analyses, financial toxicity, and healthcare policy implications, supporting oncologists in navigating the financial landscape of cancer treatment. - Patient-Centered Care and Communication:
A commitment to improving patient-clinician communication and the overall patient experience, with studies focusing on shared decision-making, patient-reported outcomes, and the psychosocial aspects of cancer care. - Equity and Disparities in Cancer Care:
Addressing health disparities, the journal emphasizes the importance of equitable access to cancer treatment and the need for culturally competent care across diverse populations. - Implementation Science in Oncology:
The journal incorporates research on implementation science to promote the adoption of evidence-based practices in oncology, facilitating the translation of research findings into clinical settings.
Trending and Emerging
- Telehealth and Virtual Care:
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of telehealth in oncology, with an increasing number of publications exploring its effectiveness, patient satisfaction, and the role it plays in maintaining continuity of care. - Financial Toxicity and Economic Burden:
There is a growing emphasis on understanding financial toxicity associated with cancer treatments, including studies on patient-reported financial distress and interventions designed to alleviate these burdens. - Health Equity and Access to Care:
Research focusing on health disparities and the need for equitable cancer care has gained significant traction, with numerous studies addressing the barriers faced by underserved populations in accessing timely and effective treatment. - Patient-Reported Outcomes and Quality of Life:
There is an emerging trend of incorporating patient-reported outcomes into clinical practice, with studies highlighting their importance in assessing treatment efficacy and improving patient quality of life. - Integration of Technology in Oncology Practice:
The journal is increasingly publishing research on the use of technology, including digital health tools and artificial intelligence, to enhance patient care, streamline clinical workflows, and support decision-making in oncology.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Chemotherapy Approaches:
There is a noticeable decline in publications focused solely on traditional chemotherapy regimens, as the field increasingly shifts towards targeted therapies and immunotherapies that offer more personalized treatment options. - Single-Institution Studies:
The prevalence of single-institution studies seems to be decreasing, with a growing emphasis on multi-institutional collaborations and larger, more diverse patient populations to enhance the generalizability of findings. - Basic Science Research:
Research that focuses exclusively on basic science or laboratory studies is becoming less common in the journal, as the emphasis shifts towards clinical applications and translational research that directly impacts patient care. - General Oncology Education:
While educational content remains important, there appears to be a decline in general educational articles, with a stronger focus on specialized training and the implementation of new technologies in oncology practice. - Pharmacogenomics and Genetic Testing:
Though still relevant, the frequency of articles strictly dedicated to pharmacogenomics and genetic testing is decreasing, as these topics are increasingly integrated into broader discussions of personalized medicine and treatment strategies.
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