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Early detection of cancer through screening can be the difference between life and death. Yet, disparities in access persist, particularly among our minority communities and medically underserved populations. Let's join hands and open a dialogue so we can ensure equitable access to cancer screening for everyone. Learn more about the impact and potential strategies here. #healthequity #equalhealth https://hubs.li/Q02qj1F40

Employers are looking to introduce the best cancer management strategies, but Centers of Excellence (COE) aren’t always the best choice for an individual’s cancer care. ICYMI, Andrew Norden, MD explained in MedCity News that for some common cancers, there are advantages to receiving care in one’s community, including avoiding travel and finding accommodations which can be expensive and stressful. Employers’ COE plans may introduce an expectation that employees must go to these centers for care, which may be inaccessible for some rural or underserved communities. How can you introduce a balanced COE approach? Read more: https://lnkd.in/e5C7Pn96 #cancercare #centersofexcellence #COE

This recent publication by Dr Brent Venning and Professor Jon Emery highlights the important role GPs play in early cancer detection within primary care. This paper highlights the significance of cancer diagnosis by GPs, emphasizing the importance of increased awareness and proactive measures in primary care settings. Primary care plays such a such a key role in diagnosis, but it can also play a key role for people in terms of longer term symptom burden education, and readiness and referral for post-acute care interventions and services. If we can all work together, the person living with or beyond cancer will have better outcomes at all levels of care. #CancerDiagnosis #GeneralPractice #EarlyDetection #PrimaryCare #selsus #cancersupportivecare

The awareness spread by National Cancer Prevention month saves lives. This article in particular contains crucial information about updated recommendations for regular cancer screenings to detect cancer as early as possible. See how new statistics and technologies impact best practices for screenings in 2024 here: https://zurl.co/9LuD #NationalCancerPreventionMonth #CancerPrevention #CancerAwareness #SpreadAwareness #Health

The awareness spread by National Cancer Prevention month saves lives. This article in particular contains crucial information about updated recommendations for regular cancer screenings to detect cancer as early as possible. See how new statistics and technologies impact best practices for screenings in 2024 here: https://zurl.co/9LuD #NationalCancerPreventionMonth #CancerPrevention #CancerAwareness #SpreadAwareness #Health

As a radiologist, the challenge of accurately tracking pulmonary nodule evolution is immense. Every scan requires meticulous analysis, and the slightest change can significantly impact patient care. Here's where Rayscape comes in. Our AI tool not only automatically detects differences in nodule volume across scans, but also flags any new nodules lurking in the shadows. This is a double whammy of precision, saving me precious time and ensuring nothing slips through the cracks. Visit our website to learn more about our innovative solutions and how you can contribute to this important mission. #Rayscape #AI #CancerResearch #EarlyDetection #CancerDiagnosis #Healthcare #Innovation

How technology can revolutionise cancer care in India Challenges in the realm of cancer care persist in India, marked by late-stage diagnoses, limited access to specialised care in rural areas, and the overwhelming volume of cases that continually strain the healthcare system. The complexity of managing and treating cancer demands innovative solutions, and this is precisely where technology emerges as a transformative force, poised to address these challenges, and revolutionise cancer care across the country. #cancercare | #artificialintelligence | #technology | #cancerdiagnosis | #healthnews | Ashok K Vaid Read more:

In this piece I am quoted about cancer screening disruptions due to #COVID19 policies and the need to think about the full context of decisions, long and short term, when contemplating policies https://lnkd.in/eATXGVaz

#AYAs need this: "providing a care plan template that is easy to populate, update, and share with the patient and care team". It is time. AYAs are young, mobile, and need documentation of their dx and tx so they and their future provides can produce the best outcomes for living life post cancer diagnosis. With the # of #cancersurvivors increasing, there is great need for improved survivorship care tools and resources for both patient and providers...especially PCPs who care for the majority. Thank You Steven Atlas MD, MPH, et al. for this work. You see that it takes a team, "we propose a coordinated care cancer survivorship model that engages patients and clinicians and that is supported by system-level solutions." #AYACSM #SurvivorshipCare #Survcare https://lnkd.in/gNFnDhKy

Nationwide costs attributable to cancer care are expected to surge by over 30% from 2015 to 2030. Already, one in two employers identifies cancer care as the number one driver of healthcare spend, with 86% ranking it among their top three. In this post, we dive into what's fueling this unprecedented rise in cancer costs and how a cancer center of excellence can help: https://lnkd.in/eMCgB4tP #cancercosts #benefits #centerofexcellence #benefitsblog #consultants