Researchers found that providing financial assistance for cancer patients with unmet social needs was associated with improvements in radiotherapy completion, indicating a potential strategy to promote health equity and reduce care gaps.
Researchers found that providing financial assistance for cancer patients with unmet social needs was associated with improvements in radiotherapy completion, indicating a potential strategy to promote health equity and reduce care gaps.
This article examines why the growing clinical promise and high upfront costs of cell and gene therapies demand a shift from traditional insurance models to sustainable, long-term financing solutions.
This article examines why the growing clinical promise and high upfront costs of cell and gene therapies demand a shift from traditional insurance models to sustainable, long-term financing solutions.
A study found no association between financial navigation and improvements in financial hardship or quality of life among patients with cancer, highlighting the need for future research on strategies that could reduce cancer-related financial...
A study found no association between financial navigation and improvements in financial hardship or quality of life among patients with cancer, highlighting the need for future research on strategies that could reduce cancer-related financial...
A multisite analysis across The US Oncology Network found that Advanced Practice Provider (APP)-led benign hematology consult programs expanded patient access, reduced time to first appointment, and improved operational efficiency in...
A multisite analysis across The US Oncology Network found that Advanced Practice Provider (APP)-led benign hematology consult programs expanded patient access, reduced time to first appointment, and improved operational efficiency in...
Analyzing data from MedInsight, researchers found no significant association between telemedicine adoption and care utilization and spending, alleviating worries about the impact of telemedicine expansion on the US health care system.
Analyzing data from MedInsight, researchers found no significant association between telemedicine adoption and care utilization and spending, alleviating worries about the impact of telemedicine expansion on the US health care system.
A study of Medicare’s nearly-universal access for people 65 and older shows evidence of patients delaying lung cancer screenings until they are eligible for coverage, raising concerns about health care access and patient outcomes.
A study of Medicare’s nearly-universal access for people 65 and older shows evidence of patients delaying lung cancer screenings until they are eligible for coverage, raising concerns about health care access and patient outcomes.
This study identifies key barriers to care for patients with GI cancers, leading to the development of an equity-focused intervention to improve care delivery and address disparities in treatment.
This study identifies key barriers to care for patients with GI cancers, leading to the development of an equity-focused intervention to improve care delivery and address disparities in treatment.
Robin Yabroff, PhD, MBA, and Michael T. Halpern, MD, PhD, MPH, examine the documentation of cost of care discussions between physicians and patients with non–small cell lung cancer and melanoma.
Robin Yabroff, PhD, MBA, and Michael T. Halpern, MD, PhD, MPH, examine the documentation of cost of care discussions between physicians and patients with non–small cell lung cancer and melanoma.
