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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the mission of breastcare in Arkansas?

  BreastCare’s mission is to increase the rate of early detection of breast and cervical cancer and reduce the morbidity and mortality rates among women in Arkansas by lowering barriers to screening that result from lack of information, financial means, or access to quality services.

• What are the clinical practice guidelines for breast cancer?

  ESMO Clinical Practice Guidelines: Breast Cancer Latest enhanced and revised set of guidelines The ESMO Clinical Practice Guidelines on Breast Cancer cover primary breast cancer and include information on staging and diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.

• How does the Optum Care Cancer Center work?

  Our cancer care team also works closely with you to offer added support, such as mental and emotional health counseling. Optum Care Cancer Center is a new 55,000-square-foot treatment center that provides patients with a broad range of cancer care choices.

• Who can participate in the National Breast Center Consortium?

  Quality measurement can be used to drive improvement and to measure and address disparities in how care is delivered. Who Can Participate? Any facility providing breast health care to patients may participate (generically referred to as breast centers).

• How does point of care testing work?

  Point-of-care testing (POCT) is the analysis of patient specimens outside the clinical laboratory, near or at the site of patient care, usually performed by clinical staff without laboratory training, although it also encompasses patient self-monitoring. It is able to provide a rapid result near the …

• How does point of care work in healthcare?

  Point of Care delivers those solutions meeting the clinical need for quick and accurate test results delivered where needed, when needed; on the device, in the electronic healthcare record on a patient/ward monitor, to the clinician on the move and directly to the patient.

• What does the point of care app do?

  Point of Care is a mobile-enabled app that runs on wall-mounted kiosks or mobile devices that enables care staff to document activities of daily living at or near the point of care to help improve accuracy and timeliness of documentation. Improve Efficiency and Accuracy of Documentation

• How are rapid point of care tests used?

  These may be NAAT, antigen, or antibody tests. Rapid point-of-care tests provide results within minutes (depending on the test) and are used to diagnose current or detect past SARS-CoV-2 infections in various settings, such as: Temporary locations, such as drive-through sites managed by local organizations