Welcome to SCOS
- Mark Your Calendar
SCOS/NCOA Joint Membership Conference
Feb. 26-27, 2010
- Mark Your Calendar
SCOS Fall 2010 Conference
Aug. 6–7, 2010
- From Medscape Oncology
Community Perspective on Multiple Myeloma: Management Strategies
Interview with Drs. Dragon and Skorupa (Log in required.)
- From Medscape Oncology
Expert and Community Perspectives from ASCO: Evidence-Based Treatment of Solid Tumors (GU, GI, and Lung Cancers)
- RAC: CMS-Approved Audit Issues
Which Claims Will Be
Automatically Edited?
- Write Congress Now
About 2010 Proposed Physician Fee Schedule - Support Bill to Remove Prompt Pay Discount from ASP
Write Congress Now! - New MACJ11 Listserv/Discussion Group Available
Register today.
The South Carolina Oncology Society (SCOS) represents the common interests of a majority of the oncologists treating cancer in South Carolina. SCOS is a chapter member of the Association of Community Cancer Centers and an affiliate of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
Our mission is to provide advocacy for cancer patients and to promote standards of excellence for high-quality cancer care.
The primary interests of the Society are:
- To identify and work to improve oncology practice issues that adversely affect patient access to cancer care
- To act as a patient advocate to assure that patients have access to the best available care
- To support and encourage clinical research against cancer
- To facilitate the development and use of new cancer management techniques in the community
- To provide effective representation of the oncology field for its members and the public
- To foster effective communication enhancing access to scientific, socioeconomic, research and other relevant data
- To promote collegial relationships among oncologists in the state of South Carolina
In order to carry out these interests, some of the goals for the Society include:
- Affect legislation and public policy relative to patient access to cancer care
- Act as a resource on the "accepted medical practices" associated with cancer care
- Provide a forum for education of our members on current technologies and their role as accepted medical practices
- Provide communications to our members and others on issues affecting patient access to cancer care and the practice of oncology.
