Introduction
We are delighted to announce that our paper, “Advancing Oncology Trials Through Home Phlebotomy: A Comprehensive Review of Patient-Centered Outcomes”, has been officially published in the International Journal for Research Trends and Innovation (IJRTI), Volume 10, Issue 9, September 2025.
This milestone represents a major step forward for myOnsite Healthcare in advancing patient-centered, innovative, and decentralized oncology care models.
Published Paper Details
- Paper Title: Advancing Oncology Trials Through Home Phlebotomy: A Comprehensive Review of Patient-Centered Outcomes
- Authors: Dr. Hinal Panchal, Mr. Mayank Trivedi
- Published In: IJRTI, Volume 10, Issue 9, September 2025
- Published Paper ID: IJRTI2509005
- Pages: a46–a54
- Publisher: IJ Publication
- Country: Vadodara, Gujarat, India
Abstract (Summary)
Home phlebotomy has emerged as a patient-centered alternative to in-clinic blood collection in oncology. This review evaluates its impact on quality of life, adherence, satisfaction, healthcare utilization, and clinical outcomes, while also identifying key implementation challenges and research opportunities.
Key Findings
- 95% adherence vs. 75–80% in clinic settings
- Enhanced quality of life and patient satisfaction, with reduced caregiver burden
- 20–30% fewer emergency visits and 10–20% fewer hospital readmissions
- Equivalent safety and sample integrity to traditional phlebotomy when protocols are followed
- Potential economic benefits, though initial implementation costs remain a barrier
Conclusion
Home phlebotomy is a safe and feasible alternative to clinic-based blood collection for cancer patients. It consistently demonstrates benefits in adherence, satisfaction, and quality of life. For broader adoption, regulatory, reimbursement, training, and technology integration challenges must be addressed.
Closing Note
We are proud of this milestone and congratulate Dr. Hinal Panchal and Mr. Mayank Trivedi for their leadership in advancing research that strengthens both patient outcomes and healthcare delivery.