Douglas Flora, President-Elect of the Association of Cancer Care Centers and Executive Medical Director of Yung Family Cancer Center, St. Elizabeth Healthcare, shared on LinkedIn:
“The future of community cancer care is being decided right now.
‘Technology is best when it brings people together.’ — Matt Mullenweg
Most cancer care takes place in community settings, where frontline teams are navigating severe workforce shortages, an expanding clinical scope for advanced practice providers (APPs), and growing cognitive overload at the bedside.
I am sitting down with Nicole Chambers and Linda Ruschau for a lively, practical webinar on how modern clinics can cut through the noise, restore valuable time, and elevate care delivery where it matters most.
Our discussion will dive into:
- Practical applications for AI and smart technology to reduce clinic complexity
- Empowering APPs as frontline leaders in clinical decision-making
- Streamlining multidisciplinary communication to eliminate friction
- Optimizing the point of care for deeper, uninterrupted patient conversations
To thank everyone who registers and joins the live discussion, our partners at PatientPoint are gifting each attendee a free, signed copy of my book, Rebooting Cancer Care:
Can AI Make Care More Human Again?
If you care about the future of community oncology, save your seat, share this with a colleague who needs to be in the room, and claim your book copy here.”
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