The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the oncology services demand in a middle-income setting with universal health insurance

Keyphrases

• COVID-19 100%
• COVID-19 Pandemic Impact 100%
• Oncology Service 100%
• Universal Health Coverage 100%
• Middle-income Setting 100%
• On-demand Services 100%
• Clinical Oncology 50%
• Colombia 25%
• Radiotherapy 25%
• Lung 25%
• Breast 25%
• Older Patients 25%
• Breast Cancer 25%
• Palliative Care 25%
• Stomach 25%
• New Patients 25%
• Ambulatory Treatment 25%
• Middle-income Countries 25%
• Prostate 25%
• Early Disease 25%
• Female Patients 25%
• Radiation Oncology 25%
• Oncohematology 25%
• Stomach Cancer 25%
• Series Analysis 25%
• Medical Consultation 25%
• Bone Marrow Transplantation 25%
• Inpatient Treatment 25%
• Oncologic Surgery 25%
• Specialized Units 25%
• First Pandemic Wave 25%
• Percent Change 25%
• Systemic Therapy 25%
• Multidisciplinary Unit 25%

INIS

• demand 100%
• covid-19 100%
• income 100%
• health insurance 100%
• patients 50%
• reduction 50%
• breasts 50%
• units 50%
• stomach 50%
• cutting 50%
• data 25%
• colombia 25%
• hospitals 25%
• women 25%
• radiations 25%
• cancer 25%
• lungs 25%
• diseases 25%
• surgery 25%
• therapy 25%
• radiotherapy 25%
• recovery 25%
• transplants 25%
• bone marrow 25%
• prostate 25%
• confinement 25%
• hematology 25%
• time-series analysis 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Oncology 100%
• COVID-19 100%
• Clinical Oncology 66%
• Lung 33%
• Breast Cancer 33%
• Outpatient 33%
• Stomach 33%
• Symptomatic Treatment 33%
• Time Series Analysis 33%
• Radiation Oncology 33%
• Bone Marrow Transplantation 33%
• Hematology 33%
• Systemic Therapy 33%
• R Wave 33%
• Abdominal Cancer 33%
• Diseases 33%
• Radiation Therapy 33%