Welcome to HSCO

HSCO Dinner Symposium
July 10, 2012

HSCO Membership Conference
November 17, 2012

Save the Adult Bone Marrow Transplant Program in Hawaii
Hawaii Legislature takes up bill to bring transplant program back home
Find out more!

Avoiding Medicare Claim Denials
Tips from Palmetto GBA

Patient Assistance Resource
Free printable brochure available to download

CME Programs Available
Follow the link to access an up-to-date listing of programs from Medscape Oncology

HMSA Reimbursement Changes
A Message from the HSCO President

RAC: CMS-Approved Audit Issues
Which Claims Will Be
Automatically Edited?

The Hawaii Society of Clinical Oncology strives to be identified as the voice of Hawaii's oncologists to promote quality of oncology care through patient advocacy, continuing education, multidisciplinary engagement and participation in the public forum.

The Hawaii Society of Clinical Oncology strives to represent all of its members in efforts to advance quality oncology care across Hawaii, provide a forum for all physicians interested in oncology to share their common concerns, and act as a vehicle for discussion of oncology practice, continuing education and access to quality oncology care issues.




		Welcome to HSCO HSCO Dinner Symposium July 10, 2012 HSCO Membership Conference November 17, 2012 Save the Adult Bone Marrow Transplant Program in Hawaii Hawaii Legislature takes up bill to bring transplant program back home Find out more! Avoiding Medicare Claim Denials Tips from Palmetto GBA Patient Assistance Resource Free printable brochure available to download CME Programs Available Follow the link to access an up-to-date listing of programs from Medscape Oncology HMSA Reimbursement Changes A Message from the HSCO President RAC: CMS-Approved Audit Issues Which Claims Will Be Automatically Edited? The Hawaii Society of Clinical Oncology (HSCO) represents the common interests of a majority of the oncologists treating cancer in Hawaii. HSCO is a chapter member of the Association of Community Cancer Centers and an affiliate of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. Mission and Background Vision Statement The Hawaii Society of Clinical Oncology strives to be identified as the voice of Hawaii's oncologists to promote quality of oncology care through patient advocacy, continuing education, multidisciplinary engagement and participation in the public forum. Mission Statement The Hawaii Society of Clinical Oncology strives to represent all of its members in efforts to advance quality oncology care across Hawaii, provide a forum for all physicians interested in oncology to share their common concerns, and act as a vehicle for discussion of oncology practice, continuing education and access to quality oncology care issues. Goals: Advance quality oncology care and access across Hawaii Provide a forum for all physicians interested in oncology to share their common concerns, and Act as a vehicle for discussion of oncology practice, continuing education and access to quality oncology care issues. Objectives: Identify issues of concern to the membership Promote grassroots advocacy by developing relationships with other oncology interested groups Provide a forum for discussion on clinical trials legislation and outcomes research Monitor and respond to appropriate legislative and regulatory concerns of the membership Provide continuing education dinners for membership Provide value to the membership Enhanced communication with the membership. Oncology State Society Network Unite, Educate, Advocate