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KCE Reports 81 PROCARE <strong>–</strong> <strong>phase</strong> 2 89Quality indicator Subdiscipline(s) Source Ex/inclusion Level Final QI(s)IF a patient is un<strong>de</strong>rgoing colo<strong>rectal</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> surgery, THEN the followingadditional history should be documented before operation including thefollowing:(a) past medical history (including presence or absence of cardiac disease,pulmonary disease, and diabetes)(b) past surgical history(c) medications/al<strong>le</strong>rgies (including most recent list of outpatientmedications and dosages)(d) tobacco use (current or previous smoker)(e) alcohol use(g) any family history of <strong>cancer</strong>(h) if family history of <strong>cancer</strong> positive, then inclu<strong>de</strong> <strong>de</strong>tails of <strong>cancer</strong>history, age of patients, and type of <strong>cancer</strong>(i) evaluation for b<strong>le</strong>eding disor<strong>de</strong>rsIF a patient un<strong>de</strong>rgoes laparoscopic <strong>rectal</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> surgery, THEN to becre<strong>de</strong>ntia<strong>le</strong>d for these procedures the operating surgeon must havecomp<strong>le</strong>ted five open <strong>rectal</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> cases and:(a) cre<strong>de</strong>ntialing criteria for laparoscopic colon <strong>cancer</strong> surgeryIF a patient un<strong>de</strong>rgoes colo<strong>rectal</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> surgery and a liver <strong>le</strong>sionsuspicious for metastatic disease is present, THEN the <strong>le</strong>sion should bebiopsied or a reason provi<strong>de</strong>d for not performing the biopsyIF a patient un<strong>de</strong>rgoes colo<strong>rectal</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> surgery and has tumour adherentto local structures, THEN en bloc resection should be performedIF a patient un<strong>de</strong>rgoes colo<strong>rectal</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> surgery and en bloc resection isperformed, THEN the surgeon should document (in the operative report)the specimen margins by the following method:(a) gross evaluationIF a patient is un<strong>de</strong>rgoing laparoscopic colo<strong>rectal</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> surgery, THENthe tumour site should be tattooed preoperatively if radiologic localizationnot performed for the following:(a) all tumoursIF a patient is un<strong>de</strong>rgoing colo<strong>rectal</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> surgery, THEN a digital recta<strong>le</strong>xamination by the operating surgeon must be performed anddocumented before surgeryIF a patient is un<strong>de</strong>rgoing colo<strong>rectal</strong> <strong>cancer</strong> surgery and had a diagnosticendoscopy performed by another provi<strong>de</strong>r, THEN there should be a note<strong>de</strong>scribing the <strong>de</strong>tails of the endoscopy including the following:(a) location(b) size of tumour — inclu<strong>de</strong>s <strong>de</strong>scriptive terms (e.g., small, medium, large,circumferential) or measured sizeMcGory Exclusion 3McGory Exclusion 3McGory Exclusion 3McGory Exclusion 3McGory Exclusion 3McGory Exclusion 3McGory Exclusion 3McGory Exclusion 3

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