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Heads up to our Voicebrook customers! We have a new product release this May to support the College of American Pathologists' recently revised Cancer Protocol templates.
In February 2020, the CAP released updates to their electronic Cancer Checklists (eCC) and the corresponding CAP Cancer Protocols. The changes include 87 updated eCC templates, 34 of which affect accreditation for both the CAP and the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer. More information is available on the CAP website. The accreditation updates are required to be in place by November 1, 2020.
In addition to the updates mentioned, there are other important notes about the recent update:
There are differences between the cancer protocols posted on the CAP website and the electronic cancer checklists. Both are CAP-approved, but only the eCC is approved for electronic distribution. There is no correlation between differences in content and compliance.
CAP allows an 8-month grace period for accredited laboratories to adopt any new standards. Voicebrook recognizes the importance of immediate implementation; as soon as CAP releases the eCC data, it becomes our top priority. It is also important, however, that the updates to your reporting solution go smoothly and meet your reporting needs, so we perform an extensive quality analysis of the data prior to our release date.
As an authorized provider of CAP eCC content, Voicebrook takes away the hassle of updating checklists manually. We update your solution quickly and offer the flexibility to modify checklists to meet your individual site's reporting needs.
A Voicebrook representative will be in touch in the next few weeks to share additional information about this release and coordinate the next steps to receive the update. If you have any questions, contact us! We are happy to help.
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