Michelle Kirschner, Managing Director of the International Cancer Rehabilitation Foundation, Clinical Lead and Medical Advisory Board Chairman at OneVillage, shared on LinkedIn:
“Many cancer programs have successfully implemented CoC Survivorship Standard 4.8, helping establish survivorship services and infrastructure across the country. Now, the release of the National Standards for Cancer Survivorship Care provides an opportunity to move beyond compliance and toward a more comprehensive, patient – centered approach to survivorship care. Take a few minutes to hear my thoughts about the work that needs to be done and then join us for this upcoming session.
Join the CSPN Standards Shared Interest Group
September 18, 2026
Noon to 1:00 PM EDT
Featuring Sallie Weaver, of the National Cancer Institute and leaders from cancer centers across the United States.
Together, we will discuss:
- Implementing the National Standards
- Lessons learned from readiness assessments
- Building on existing survivorship programs
- Bridging CoC requirements with broader survivorship goals
- Identifying barriers, priorities, and opportunities for growth
Most importantly, we want to hear from you.
Who in your organization should be part of this conversation?
Your Survivorship Coordinator? Cancer Program Administrator? Oncology Nursing Leader? Social Work Leader? Quality Director? Physician Champion? Executive Sponsor?
Moving survivorship care forward requires collaboration across the entire cancer program.
Please help expand the conversation by sharing this invitation with colleagues and professional networks. The future of survivorship care will be shaped by organizations willing to learn from one another and work together to improve outcomes for cancer survivors.
Who from your organization should have a seat at the table?
Please email me at mkirschner cancerrehabfoundation.org if you would like to join this session, or send me a LinkedIn message.
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