conduct of clinical trials. We can further challenge ourselves as a comprehensive cancer care community by asking “How do I expand prognostic modeling within my own work?” Some thoughts on this are below: Existing knowledge: What are the prognostic
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Elizabeth Danielson and Patricia J. Goldsmith
health plans and health insurance companies should be looking for value for their premium dollars, not only lower costs. Most cancer care can be obtained in the community, but an estimated 10% to 15% of cancer patients should have the option of treatment
receive monoclonal antibodies for protection.” NCCN’s recommendations point out that vaccine hesitancy in the general population impedes the development of herd (community) immunity, which leaves people with cancer at higher risk. Reducing community
Mizba Baksh, Aaron Spaulding, Alexander Hochwald, Hodge David, Sikander Ailawadhi, and Pooja Advani
NHW formed the majority in this group (p<0.001). NHW formed over half of accrued pts in every Rx center (86% comprehensive community cancer, 78% academic, 75% community cancer, and 72% integrated network cancer center). Of the non-White pts, majority
was a year of reckoning with the United States’ history of racial inequity, in which NCCN and the greater healthcare community have been called with renewed urgency to develop ways to make quality cancer care more accessible and equitable
Robert W. Carlson
Child’s Experience When a Parent has Cancer” was moderated by Lillie D. Shockney, RN, BS, MAS. It is often recognized that cancer in an individual is a family and a community disease, and no person in the family and community is impacted more than the
Numune Teaching Hospital, Turkey Call for Correspondence JNCCN is committed to providing a forum to enhance collaboration between academic medicine and the community physician. We welcome comments about the NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in
Daniel T Cifarelli and Christopher P Cifarelli
INTRODUCTION : Telemedicine retains potential for increasing access to specialty providers in underserved and rural communities. COVID-19 accelerated adoption of tele-healthcare beyond rural populations, serving as a primary modality of patient
Dominik Ose, Cynthia Turner, Tatiana Allen-Webb, William Dunson Jr., and Jennifer Leiser
conducted in spring of 2019 with primary care providers (n=6), oncology providers (n=10), oncology nurses (n=5), cancer hospital social workers (n=6), and community health workers (n=11). The focus groups were audio recorded and transcribed. Qualitative
Yea-Jyh Chen, Claire Ostadi, Wayland Tseh, Kayla Wightman, Hawken V. Hass, and Tamara Link
both Healing therapies by understanding changes of stress-related biofeedback responses amongst BCSs. Methods: This cross-sectional, randomized trial was conducted to compare therapeutic healing differences. Twenty-two community BCSs (Average age: 59