Nolan Otto, BS
Articles
November 12th 2020
Impact of Travel Distance on Quality Outcomes in Colorectal Cancer
Aaron C. Spaulding, PhD Shalmali Borkar, MBBS, MPH Osayande Osagiede, MBBS, MPH Jordan J. Cochuyt, BS Riccardo Lemini, MD Nolan Otto, BS Dorin T. Colibaseanu, MD
This study identified characteristics of patients with colorectal cancer who traveled farther for surgery and found that those who traveled tended to stay longer at the hospital.
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