Association of Community Cancer Centers (ACCC) Announces 48th Annual Meeting & Cancer Center Business Summit

Hybrid Event will Feature In-Person and Interactive Livestreamed Sessions, Targeted Educational and Networking Opportunities for the Multidisciplinary Oncology Professional

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The oncology community will convene March 2 - 4, 2022, in Washington, D.C., and online, to collaborate on transformative solutions for cancer care through intimate discussions and engaging interactive educational sessions.

ACCC will host over 20 sessions in a new, streamlined agenda, focused on the day’s most pressing cancer care issues. Oncology professionals, industry supporters, and media are invited to join a limited in-person gathering or attend online for completely interactive sessions that will allow all attendees the opportunity to engage with the group in real-time.

What: ACCC 48th Annual Meeting & Cancer Center Business Summit

When: March 2 - 4, 2022

Where: Washington Hilton, DC at 1919 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20009, and online. A link to the virtual platform to be provided upon registration. Interested attendees can register on ACCC’s website: ACCC Summit Registration. Members of the media are invited to attend and may contact lgardner@accc-cancer.org to register.

Featured Sessions:

Wednesday, March 2

• Rethinking Cancer Survivorship
• What’s New with Big Data?

Thursday, March 3

• Keynote Address: (Over)-Paying for Cancer Care: Cary Gross, MD, Professor of Medicine and Director of the Cancer Outcomes Public Policy and Effectiveness Research Center, Yale School of Medicine
• Industry Reconfiguration: Who’s the Boss?
• Industry Consolidation: The Nuts and Bolts
• How to Evaluate the Impact of Cancer Programs and Clinical Services
• Benefits of an Early Mobility Program for Hospitalized Patients with Cancer
• Improving Shared Decision-Making Across a Multi-Site Cancer Program
• Prior Authorization: How the Sausage is Made

Friday, March 4

• Keynote Address: Deconstructing the Value Equation: Harlan Levine, MD, President, Strategy and Business Ventures, City of Hope National Medical Center
• Precision Medicine vs. Value-Based Payment
• What’s Trending in Pharmacy and Infusion Services
• Cancer Care is Different: The Oncology Patients’ Bill of Rights

For details on sessions and speakers, visit the ACCC website.