“This Is a Problem”: Oncologists Concerned Over Chemotherapy Shortages
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“This Is a Problem”: Oncologists Concerned Over Chemotherapy Shortages
Chemotherapy drug shortages continue to place significant strain on oncology practices, affecting treatment planning, patient access, and day-to-day care delivery. In this Oncology News Central article, NCODA Founder and Executive Director Michael Reff joins other oncology leaders to discuss the operational challenges created by ongoing shortages, the impact on patients and care teams, and the policy and supply chain changes needed to help ensure reliable access to essential cancer medications.
Read the full article to explore expert perspectives on the causes of these shortages, their impact on cancer care, and potential solutions for strengthening the oncology drug supply chain.
About NCODA
The Network for Collaborative Oncology Development & Advancement (NCODA) is a non-profit global organization with 16,000+ members representing 6,000+ sites of care, dedicated to helping medically integrated oncology practices improve patient outcomes through education, quality standards, patient-centered resources, and collaborative best practices. NCODA’s mission is to ensure every patient receives the highest quality cancer care through a medically integrated approach that supports adherence, care coordination, and optimal treatment outcomes.
Katie Edmiston
NCODA
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