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Challenging historical perspectives of the 24‐h chemotherapy day: Flexible chemotherapy dose‐timing guidelines

Variation in dose‐timing within multiday chemotherapy regimens is largely unknown with convention being to administer subsequent days of treatment at 24‐h intervals. However, in reality there are many occasions where doses are given either earlier or later to accommodate a variety of clinical and operational priorities. This project aimed to evaluate the degree of existing variation in chemotherapy dose‐timing and to investigate whether deliberate variation could improve quality and efficiency outcomes such as reduction of after hours chemotherapy administration or reduced inpatient length of stay.