Rachel Radwan

Read the highlights of ACCC's recent webinar discussion regarding the IV fluid shortage crisis caused by severe flooding from Hurricane Helene in September of this year.

The 41st National Oncology Conference was an opportunity to educate colleagues and share resources to help attendees enact positive change at their cancer programs. Read the insights gained from the afternoon sessions on Day 2 of the conference.

In the keynote address on Day 2 of the NOC, Dr. Fiori described the work of the Community Health Worker Institute at Montefiore Health System in leveraging community expertise and global best practices in Bronx County, New York.

Throughout the course of treatment, patients and providers alike are often focused on the progression of the cancer diagnosis more than anything else. But adverse effects like skin toxicities can be highly damaging to patients’ quality of life and treatment outcomes.

ACCC recently hosted the webinar series, Implementing the New CMS Reimbursement Billing Codes for Patient Navigation Services to inform members about the recent policy changes and what they mean for providers. In implementing the new codes, CMS seeks to enhance the availability of patient navigation services and in turn improve equitable access to cancer care and other types of health care services.

The final day of the 41st National Oncology Conference began with an international panel of cancer care providers representing Mexico, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Egypt, Sweden, Nigeria, and Australia to share and learn from common challenges and best practices.

The second day of the National Oncology Conference was centered around the 2024 ACCC Innovator Award winners, community engagement, and achieving equity in cancer care through a variety of sessions.

ACCC will welcome more than 500 attendees from October 9-11 to Minneapolis, Minnesota this week for the highly anticipated 41st National Oncology Conference. Day 1 of the meeting included a Pre-Conference focused on the ACCC Financial Advocacy Network (FAN) and building sustainable patient navigation, followed by the exhibition of 24 posters demonstrating innovative solutions to key challenges in cancer care.

In recognition of the importance of prioritizing DEI in the cancer workforce, the NCCN held a policy summit to allow patients, providers, payers, and patient advocacy organizations to discuss policy and best practice strategies to support these ideals.

Explore key takeaways from the California Health Care Foundation discussion on artificial intelligence and its effect on health care delivery in California.