AIM CANCER TREATMENT PATHWAYS
AIM Cancer Treatment Pathways are cancer treatment regimens intended to support quality cancer care and reduce unneeded variation in care and cost. They are developed through a rigorous process of integrating evidence-based literature with physician practice guidelines.
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AIM CLINICAL APPROPRIATENESS GUIDELINES
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The AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Febrile Neutropenia Risk address determination of febrile neutropenia risk to guide the use of white blood cell growth factors for oncology drug treatment regimens in adults.
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About the members of the AIM Medical Oncology Cancer Treatment Pathways Advisory Panel
The external oncologists on the AIM Medical Oncology Cancer Treatment Pathways Advisory Panel help develop and update our pathways. To learn more about the oncologists’ affiliations, view a summary of their financial conflict of interest declarations.
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About the AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Genetic Testing
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