Evaluating
Oncology Management Programs:
Trends in Payer Oncology Management
and What You Need to Know for
Success
to
be Subject of New Audio Webcast Program
December
2, 2010 At 1:30 PM EST
MANASQUAN,
NJ --
November 18, 2010:
Payers and
providers across the country are grappling with choices for
programs regarding oncology management and potential collaboration to
control costs while also increasing the effectiveness of care.
There is a lot of discussion and many models being proposed for
management of oncology costs. Both physicians and payers are seeking
information to help in separating the wheat from the chaff and looking
for help in choosing the best model for their needs especially in this
challenging climate.
Evaluating
Oncology Management Programs:Trends in Payer Oncology Management and
What You Need to Know for Success is a 60-minute audio
webcast
scheduled for December 2, 2010, at 1:30 p.m. EST.
This
program identifies the issues of concern in oncology management,
outlines the current seven models under discussion/implementation, and
reviews the players, pros and issues with each model.
Participants will learn how to:
- Evaluate the results of two oncology trend
reports
while learning key perspectives on oncology policy and management from
both payers and physicians as well as implications of the study results
- Review the details of oncology management and
collaborative models in play across the country, including drug
pricing, guidelines and pathways
- Understand how to evaluate the current models
and
what questions to ask in choosing a best fit for your organization
- Develop strategies regarding oncology
management and
take away steps for implementation and collaboration with oncology
providers
The
session also includes:
- Live Open Line question and answer session
During the
live question and answer session, particpants can
ask specific questions about oncology management programs.
This is an
opportunity to listen in to this information-packed
comprehensive overview with your key management team members
and decision makers. The low registration fee covers
everyone listening in on one telephone line.
Th presenter
for the program is Dawn
G. Holcombe,
president of
DGH
Consulting
and is sponsored by The Managed Care Information Center.
For complete
details, please visit:
www.healthresourcesonline.com/edu/Evaluating-Oncology-Management-Programs.htm
Low-cost
team training. All your team members can
listen in. "Attend" this program right in your office and enjoy
significant savings no travel time or hassle; no hotel expenses. The
program will conclude with a live 'Open Mike' question and answer
session, giving participants the opportunity to voice concerns and
questions.
Address:
The
Managed Care Information
Center, 1913
Atlantic Ave., Ste. 200, Manasquan, NJ 08736;
(732) 292-1100, www.themcic.com.
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