Breast Care Management Algorithm

The CRICO Breast Care Management Algorithm is designed to support a provider’s professional judgment and should not be construed as a standard of care.

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Physician-Patient Discussion and Take Home Points Related to Breast Patient Safety

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Improving Breast Patient Safety: Algorithm Introduction

The CRICO Algorithm is designed to help providers of primary breast care appropriately use available diagnostic tools. The provider is expected to gather information such as family history, atypia on previous biopsy, thoracic radiation before age 30, and reproductive risk factors to determine if changes to normal screening, or a referral to high-risk counseling, is indicated.

Challenge: Take the Breast Care Management Algorithm Test CME credit opportunity: Breast Care Management Algorithm Test

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Challenge: Take the Breast Care Management Algorithm Test

August 13, 2020

CME credit opportunity: Breast Care Management Algorithm Test
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Changes: Breast Care Management Algorithm Find out what changed in the 2019 CRICO Breast Care guidelines

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Changes: Breast Care Management Algorithm

May 10, 2019

What’s new in the 2019 CRICO Breast Care Management Algorithm: A Decision Support Tool? The latest version of the algorithm includes changes in risk management, risk assessment, patient management for routine screening, and the updated data for malpractice claims.
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Breast Cancer Diagnosis-related Case Data Breast cancer diagnosis-related case data with a look at type of physicians named, the patient age, and breakdowns in the process of care

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Breast Cancer Diagnosis-related Case Data

May 10, 2019

From 2008–2017, there were 47 breast cancer diagnosis-related cases asserted. Find out what the data reveal about these cases.
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FAQs About Cancer Screening Breast Care Management and Colorectal Cancer Screening FAQs

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FAQs About Cancer Screening

May 10, 2019

A failure or delay in diagnosing cancer is among the most common allegations on medical malpractice. CRICO and its panels of experts have developed decision support tools to help those clinicians most commonly named in such cases.
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Breast Care Management Algorithm

Physician-Patient Discussion and Take Home Points Related to Breast Patient Safety

Improving Breast Patient Safety: Algorithm Introduction

Breast Care Patient Safety Decision Support

Breast Cancer Assessment

More Guideline Content

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Breast Care Management Algorithm

Physician-Patient Discussion and Take Home Points Related to Breast Patient Safety

Improving Breast Patient Safety: Algorithm Introduction

Breast Care Patient Safety Decision Support

Breast Cancer Assessment

More Guideline Content

Challenge: Take the Breast Care Management Algorithm Test

Changes: Breast Care Management Algorithm

Breast Cancer Diagnosis-related Case Data

FAQs About Cancer Screening