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Healthcare professionals tend to be hesitant about putting their views on the web. But not Dr. David Aboulafia , Hematologist at Virginia Mason and author at Covid Cogitations, who shares with us his best insights for developing a bedside mann
In the midst of a pandemic, many patients are finding themselves making difficult choices: Should I go to my biopsy follow-up and risk catching COVID?Unfortunately, many patients feel the risk isn’t worth it to visit a medical facility. But t
Unmet need is a huge driver in the development of oncology treatments. But when it comes to choosing the therapies that “make the cut,” it’s not that simple.What are the risks involved? Where has efficacy been demonstrated in the treatment ar
Everyone in the healthcare sector has heard of (and likely works toward) a patient-centric model. But what does it really mean? And how does it look in practice?Sherin Al-Safadi,, MSc, MBA, PhD Director of Global Medical Affairs Oncology at B
Everyone in the healthcare sector has heard of (and likely works toward) a patient-centric model. But what does it really mean? And how does it look in practice?Sherin Al-Safadi, Director of Global Medical Affairs Oncology at Bayer Pharmaceut
For patients who have run out of approved treatment options, hopes of fighting disease can feel diminished. Fortunately, through existing and new programs, patients have access to alternative drugs. Educating physicians more on the program avai
Oncology office staff might find themselves asking: “Who are all these reps? What’s the deal with these emails, calls, pamphlets, and visits?”The umbrella of oncology sales can be complex. It includes several roles and touchpoints, from secu
People who participate in clinical trials will joke that they’re a human guinea pig — but they aren’t. They’re receiving excellent care as well as furthering knowledge that will save future lives. But what about placebos? In this episode, w
People who participate in clinical trials will joke that they’re a human guinea pig — but they aren’t. They’re receiving excellent care as well as furthering knowledge that will save future lives.But what about placebos?In this episode, we
How can we improve survivorship in a country where there’s no institute or agency for cancer control, no PET scans available, and no health insurance for 95% of the population?The answer to this question isn’t simple. But it’s a conversation
“I don't have time to do this.”“I don’t want to risk patient privacy.”“I’m concerned about the legal issues.”When asked why they aren’t active on social media, oncology professionals often have objections like these.But Dr. Don Dizon
“Technology moves too quickly not to use it.” — Julianne DarlingIt’s an age-old question in healthcare: How can we standardize a superior quality of care — no matter who’s being treated or where they’re being treated?In this episode of Wo
Do hiring managers really toss resumes with misspellings? Yes.How should I dress for an interview in a private practice? Business attire.Will it be damaging to take the GRE a second time? Not really.In this episode, we interview Dr. Joy Parc
Working in oncology changes completely when you get cancer treatments in the same chair as your patients. The view from the other side of the fence will change your patient advocacy forever.In this episode, we interview Lisa Carey, MOA at Broo
Mindset training isn’t just for athletes. Since burnout can strike anyone anywhere, those of us in oncology need to train ourselves to recognize and overcome burnout — so we can do our best work for our patients. In this episode, we interview
Whether your prostate cancer benefit run has 250 or 3,000 people show up in support, you’re doing valuable work to serve your community. Today’s guest partners with ZERO, The End of Prostate Cancer, because he wants to help even more than ju
Every time we figure out a work-around or create system changes to make sure our patients get the right treatment … that’s innovation. People in healthcare innovate all the time, but we tend not to view ourselves as innovators. In this ep
Your access to patients is through 2 little sliding pharmacy windows, and your “office” is just 5 feet wide. Welcome to the workplace where our very first podcast guest gets face-to-face with patients: her dispensary. In this episode, I i
We couldn’t be happier to announce the launch of Working in Oncology, a BioPlus podcast that’s all about the stories of oncology staff practice members. In our very first episode, we introduce our 2 hosts Alicia Evans, Integrated Marketing S
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