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Eventos cardiovasculares emergentes associados a medicamentos anticancerígenos direcionados – resultados preliminares de um programa de linha de cuidado baseado em auditoria de vigilância em saúde privada no Brasil
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Título
Eventos cardiovasculares emergentes associados a medicamentos anticancerígenos direcionados - resultados preliminares de um programa de linha de cuidado baseado em auditoria de vigilância em saúde privada no Brasil
Tipo de documento
Apresentação
Descrição
Resumo apresentado na The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR)
Fonte
ISPOR
Ano de publicação
2013
Referência (Vancouver)
Tanaka E, DA Costa ESM, Santos GL, Michaelis W, Miguel Neto C, Ribas KMDG, Mischiatti E, Kotze OH. Emerging cardiovascular events associated with targeted anticancer drugs. Preliminary results of a care line's program based on audit vigilance in a private health care in Brazil [Internet]. In: ISPOR Latin America 2013; Buenos Aires, Argentina. Disponível em: https\://www\.ispor.org/heor-resources/presentations-database/presentation/ispor-4th-latin-america-conference/emerging-cardiovascular-events-associated-with-targeted-anticancer-drugs-preliminary-results-of-a-care-lines-program-based-on-audit-vigilance-in-a-private-health-care-in-brazil
Identificador
2013ISPOR004
Title
Emerging Cardiovascular Events Associated with Targeted Anticancer Drugs. Preliminary Results of a Care Line's Program Based on Audit Vigilance in a Private Health Care in Brazil.
Document type
Presentation
Description
Abstract presented at The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR)
Source
ISPOR
Publication year
2013
Reference (Vancouver)
Tanaka E, DA Costa ESM, Santos GL, Michaelis W, Miguel Neto C, Ribas KMDG, Mischiatti E, Kotze OH. Emerging cardiovascular events associated with targeted anticancer drugs. Preliminary results of a care line's program based on audit vigilance in a private health care in Brazil [Internet]. In: ISPOR Latin America 2013; Buenos Aires, Argentina. Available from: https\://www\.ispor.org/heor-resources/presentations-database/presentation/ispor-4th-latin-america-conference/emerging-cardiovascular-events-associated-with-targeted-anticancer-drugs-preliminary-results-of-a-care-lines-program-based-on-audit-vigilance-in-a-private-health-care-in-brazil
Identifier
2013ISPOR004
Resumo
Objetivos: Retrospective study of oncology patients with cardiovascular event, in order to help a decision. There is evidence regarding the prognosis of cancer patients, which is seen as a carrier of a chronic disease that throughout its evolution may have acute decompensation, as cardiovascular manifestations. Progress in cancer treatment also resulted in increased exposure of patients to cardiovascular risk factors and chemotherapy with potential cardiotoxicity and sure for expenses in terms of adding costs of care. Métodos: We analyzed 68 cases collected and registered by the time of cardiology and oncology audit, in 2012. OUTCOMES ITEMS USED: Costs, cardiovascular events associated with cancer. Resultados: Among 68 cases, Breast Cancer is the majority accounting 32 (47%). All of them were seen by a cardiologist and the total amount spent was USD 15,000.00. Thirty-one patients were characterized as having a cardiovascular event and the costs were comprised by echocardio, ergo-cardio test, angio tomography, and coronary cardiac catheterization. The costs of oncology treatment range from $1,500.00 to $6,800.00 USD per cycle, each 21 or 28 days, which means $18,000.00 to $120,000.00 USD a year. It means that the provisional budget will range from $1,224,000.00 to $8,160,000.00 USD a year for the cohort of 68 patients in our institution. So, we will spend 0.18% to 1.22% in cardiac vigilance for the oncologic patients described above. Conclusions: The costs are still low, the price of the oncologic cure with a cardiologic event needs more studies, details need for further recommendations.
Notas
O registro foi originalmente publicado em inglês. A versão em português foi traduzida com o apoio de inteligência artificial.
Abstract
Objetives: Retrospective study of oncology patients with cardiovascular event , in order to help an decision. There is evidence regarding the prognosis of cancer patients, which is seen as a carrier of a chronic disease that throughout its evolution may have acute decompensation, as cardiovascular manifestations . Progress in cancer treatment also resulted in increased exposure of patients to cardiovascular risk factors and chemotherapy with potential cardiotoxicity and sure for expenses in terms of adding costs of care . Methods: We analised 68 cases collected and registered by the time of cardiology and oncology audit , in 2012. OUTCOMES ITEMS USED : Costs , cardiovascular events associated with cancer . Results: Among 68 cases , Breast Cancer is the majority accounting 32 ( 47 % ) . All of them were seen by cardiologist and the total amount spent were USD 15.000,00 . Thirty one patients were caracterized having a cardio - vascular event and the costs were comprise by echocardio , ergo-cardio test, angio tomography and coronary cardiac catheterization . The costs of oncology treatment range from $1.500,00 to $ 6.800,00 USD per cicle , each 21 or 28 days , that means $ 18.000,00 to $ 120.000,00 USD a year . It means that the provisional budget will range from $ 1.224.000,00 to $ 8.160.000,00 USD a year for the cohort of 68 patients in our institution. So , we will spend 0,18 % to 1.22 % in cardiac vigilance for the oncologic patients describe above Conclusions: The costs still low, the price of the oncologic cure with an cardiologic event needs more studies, details need for further recomendations .
Notes
The record was originally published in English. The Portuguese version was translated with the aid of artificial intelligence.