National expert consensus on home-administered oncologic therapies in Spain

The diagnosis and treatment of cancer impose a significant emotional and psychological burden on patients, families, and caregivers. Patients undergo several interventions in a hospital setting, and the increasing number of patients requiring extended care and follow-up is driving the demand for additional clinical resources to address their needs. Hospital at Home (HaH) teams have introduced home-administered oncologic therapies that represent a new model of patient-centered cancer care. This approach can be integrated with traditional models and offers benefits to both patients and healthcare professionals (HCPs). Home-administered treatment programs have been successfully piloted globally, demonstrated as a preferred option for most patients and a safe alternative that could reduce costs and hospital burden. The document aims to establish the minimum recommendations for the home administration of oncologic therapies (ODAH) based on a national expert agreement. The expert panel comprised seven leading members from diverse Spanish societies and three working areas: clinical and healthcare issues, logistical and administrative issues, and economic, social, and legal issues. The recommendations outlined in this article were obtained after a comprehensive literature review and thorough discussions. This document may serve as a basis for the future development of home-administered oncologic therapy programs in Spain.

El papel del mercado en el control de la producción en equipo: el caso de las empresas pesqueras

Fishing firms all over the world and through history use an unusual compensation structure, known an "sharing system". Under this system teams of workers share the costs and revenues of their boats. The paper argues that this pattern is efficient because team members compete intensely to enter the most productive teams. In the case of fishing ing the net output of a team are relatively low. The analysis shows the importance pf these factors for designing team are relatively low. The analysis shows the importance of these factors for designing team incentives within firmsLos barcos pesqueros son empresas peculiares porque sus empleados participan en los costes y en los ingresos, configurando un sistema de retribución característico, denominado "a la parte". La racionalidad de esta pauta organizativa se explica por la competencia que existe entre los propietarios de los recursos por pertenecer a los equipos más productivos. Dos circunstancias relativamente infrecuentes favorecen esta competencia en la actividad pesquera: bajos costes, tanto de rotación de los recursos como de medida del valor añadido por el equipo. El análisis contribuye así a desvelar las condiciones que dotan de eficiencia a la estructura convencional de la empresa capitalista, a la vez que indica en qué circunstancias son má

El papel del mercado en el control de la producción en equipo: el caso de las empresas pesqueras

Fishing firms all over the world and through history use an unusual compensation structure, known an "sharing system". Under this system teams of workers share the costs and revenues of their boats. The paper argues that this pattern is efficient because team members compete intensely to enter the most productive teams. In the case of fishing ing the net output of a team are relatively low. The analysis shows the importance pf these factors for designing team are relatively low. The analysis shows the importance of these factors for designing team incentives within firmsLos barcos pesqueros son empresas peculiares porque sus empleados participan en los costes y en los ingresos, configurando un sistema de retribución característico, denominado "a la parte". La racionalidad de esta pauta organizativa se explica por la competencia que existe entre los propietarios de los recursos por pertenecer a los equipos más productivos. Dos circunstancias relativamente infrecuentes favorecen esta competencia en la actividad pesquera: bajos costes, tanto de rotación de los recursos como de medida del valor añadido por el equipo. El análisis contribuye así a desvelar las condiciones que dotan de eficiencia a la estructura convencional de la empresa capitalista, a la vez que indica en qué circunstancias son má

National expert consensus on home-administered oncologic therapies in Spain

The diagnosis and treatment of cancer impose a significant emotional and psychological burden on patients, families, and caregivers. Patients undergo several interventions in a hospital setting, and the increasing number of patients requiring extended care and follow-up is driving the demand for additional clinical resources to address their needs. Hospital at Home (HaH) teams have introduced home-administered oncologic therapies that represent a new model of patient-centered cancer care. This approach can be integrated with traditional models and offers benefits to both patients and healthcare professionals (HCPs). Home-administered treatment programs have been successfully piloted globally, demonstrated as a preferred option for most patients and a safe alternative that could reduce costs and hospital burden. The document aims to establish the minimum recommendations for the home administration of oncologic therapies (ODAH) based on a national expert agreement. The expert panel comprised seven leading members from diverse Spanish societies and three working areas: clinical and healthcare issues, logistical and administrative issues, and economic, social, and legal issues. The recommendations outlined in this article were obtained after a comprehensive literature review and thorough discussions. This document may serve as a basis for the future development of home-administered oncologic therapy programs in Spain