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Aug 11, 2024, 11:48

Arif Kamal: Big News from ACS CARES

Arif Kamal shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Big News from ACS CARES!

We’re thrilled to announce that our latest app update is here, bringing with it a suite of new features designed to enhance your experience and empower our community of patients, caregivers, supporters, and volunteers.

Red Badge Notifications: Our new notification feature means you’ll always be in the loop. Look out for the red badge on your app icon – it’s your signal that new messages are waiting for you, keeping you connected to the support you need, when you need it.

Enhanced Search: Searching for information has never been easier. Our enhanced semantic search understands the context of your inquiries, providing you with detailed and relevant responses as you type. It’s like having a personal navigator at your fingertips!

Intuitive Volunteer Connections: We believe in the power of shared experiences. That’s why our app now offers semantic matchmaking, connecting you with volunteers who have similar backgrounds and understand your journey. Update your “About Me” profile to make the most of this personalized feature.

Related Links: Discover more with ease. Our content views now come with dynamically generated related links at the bottom. It’s your gateway to a wealth of additional resources and information.

Engagement and Support: We encourage all our users to update their profiles and explore these new features. Your engagement is what makes the ACS CARES™ community so special. Together, we can make every cancer journey a little easier.

Optimized for Tablets: Enjoy a seamless experience on iPads and Android tablets. The app now looks great on large and small screens!

Download Today: Download the free ACS CARES™ app today, update your profile, and start exploring. Your journey can inspire others and help us continue to improve. Let’s connect, support, and thrive together!

Big thanks to the ACS CARES team led by Bonny Morris and Shanthi Sivendran and the partnership with CrossComm and Don Shin.”

Source: Arif Kamal/LinkedIn

Arif Kamal is the first-ever Chief Patient Officer for the American Cancer Society and drives efforts to advance cancer care. With experience at Duke University and the Duke Cancer Institute, he is an Associate Professor of Medicine and Population Health.

He is also a Co-Founder of Prepped Health. Dr. Kamal’s expertise lies in oncology quality assessment, palliative care, and innovative technology solutions for patient engagement.