Oct 24, 2022
How Breast Centers Can Keep Up with Changing NCCN ...
Risk models and oncology guidelines are constantly being reviewed and updated as new evidence comes to light. It can be difficult for providers, who are managing a full slate of patients, to keep up to speed with these important changes, especially with the ...
May 30, 2022
5 Practical Insights for Building a World-Class ...
One size does not fit all when it comes to breast care. That’s why health systems around the country are introducing high-risk breast programs — to help thousands of high-risk patients access the preventive care they need to manage their risk and get ahead of ...
Apr 12, 2022
NCoBC Recap: 3 Challenges & Solutions for Breast ...
CancerIQ joined the nation’s leading experts in breast health last month at the National Consortium of Breast Centers’ 31st Annual Interdisciplinary Breast Center Conference. This year’s conference emphasized program development, particularly for managing ...
Nov 12, 2021
The Ripple Effect of High-Risk Breast Cancer ...
Preventing primary and secondary cancer diagnoses through better screening High-risk breast centers can now offer a personalized and precise approach to breast cancer prevention and treatment, detecting patients at high risk of hereditary breast cancers ...
Aug 18, 2021
HIMSS21: Adventist Health Shares How CancerIQ ...
New integrated technology from CancerIQ is accelerating the lifesaving ripple effect of the Adventist Health Early All-Around Detection (AHEAD) Program, an effort to help patients understand cancer risk for early detection and prevention. In an August 13th ...
Apr 13, 2021
How to Prioritize Patients Who Missed Breast ...
As the nation braces for a rise in advanced stage cancer diagnoses due to the COVID-19 pandemic, two leading health systems will share how they are using CancerIQ’s precision prevention platform and telehealth to equitably prioritize high-risk patients for ...
Jan 31, 2020
How to Calculate the ROI of Your Cancer Genetics ...
We speak with clients all of the time who are facing challenges justifying the investment in personnel and software support required to start, run, or grow their cancer genetic counseling and high risk programs.
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