Most oncology programs are built around the clinic visit. But much of what shapes a patient’s experience happens outside it: symptoms that worsen at home, caregivers left without guidance, social needs that surface mid-treatment and questions that go unanswered until the next appointment.
Left unaddressed, those moments add up. Patients disengage from care. Avoidable escalations pull in resources. And as treatment journeys grow longer and more complex, more can go wrong in the space between visits, which means patients need focused support to get through it.
In this on-demand webinar, clinical, innovation and legal leaders share stories from the front lines of oncology. They explore how health systems can extend support between visits through flexible, scalable partnerships, both virtual and in-home, without adding to the demands on existing teams.
Key takeaways:
- Where operational and clinical gaps persist across the oncology care continuum
- How multidisciplinary care models and targeted clinical interventions strengthen care coordination and support value-based oncology
- Which partnership models position health systems for the future of oncology through trusted collaboration and sustainable incentive structures
- What scalable implementation of between-visit support looks like