May 16, 2022
Watch: How to Transform Your Genetics Program ...
There are many clear benefits to building a genetics program focused on identifying and treating patients with a high risk of a cancer diagnosis. On the clinical side, expanded access to genetics screening and counseling at the point of care increases rates ...
May 11, 2022
3 Paths to a Sustainable High-Risk Cancer Program
At the University of Chicago’s 10th Annual International Clinical Cancer Genetics & Genomics Conference last month, CancerIQ’s Chief Product Officer Haibo Lu and Vice President of Sales Matt Valin presented the challenges of high-risk cancer program ...
Jan 20, 2021
Technology as the Differentiator: Tapping the ...
Guest post by: Rob Jennetten Consultant Former Director of Innovation Partnerships at OSF Healthcare System Digital health innovation is not the product of perfection. It’s messy, gritty, iterative, and most importantly, it takes place across the healthcare ...
Oct 29, 2019
How to Increase Patient Uptake of High Risk ...
When implementing a hereditary cancer risk assessment program into routine care, the goal is simple: Provide genetic counseling and genetic testing to all high-risk patients. In doing so, healthcare providers can better predict, preempt, and prevent cancer ...
Jul 8, 2019
How to Scale Your Cancer Risk Assessment Program ...
Hereditary cancer risk assessment programs present an enormous value proposition for health systems. In the short-term, it can drive additional revenue through increased surveillance and preventative services. Over the long term, health systems can catch ...
Jan 9, 2019
5 Steps to Switch to CancerIQ - Key Takeaways ...
In the last year using CancerIQ, we have been able to see 41% more patients, and we have not increased our genetic counseling FTEs. - Candace (Candy) Nehlsen-Hofman, MS, LCGC, Cancer Genetic Counselor - Sharp Cancer Genetics Program Thinking about taking the ...
Jun 23, 2018
3 Signs You Need a Cancer Risk Assessment Software
Identifying patients with hereditary cancer risk factors typically goes something like this: Hand patient a paper family history form at check-in, hand it off to the staff member who is rooming the patient, manually assess the patient’s risk, and then scan ...
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