The Association of Cancer Care Centers (ACCC) supports its diverse community of multidisciplinary professionals through education and advocacy efforts that identify practical solutions for the complex changes and challenges involved in the delivery of quality cancer care.
Held in the spring, this new forum is becoming a cornerstone convening for executive-level leadership.
In a recent conversation with ACCC, DiMe Associate Program Director Ian Miller discussed what responsible AI adoption looks like in practice, particularly for organizations early in their AI journey and seeking clearer guidance on how to evaluate, prioritize, and implement these tools.
In the recent NCCN policy summit "Health Literacy in the Cancer Care Digital Age," speakers and panelists discussed how best to communicate with patients and foster the responsible use of emerging technologies, with a strong focus on shared decision-making.
In her recent appearance on Sanofi’s Patient Advocacy Voices podcast, ACCC Executive Director Meagan O’Neill discusses the operational gaps that delay access to cancer care, structural barriers that impact patient outcomes, and ACCC’s mission to supply a “how to” approach in bringing breakthrough science to cancer programs in the form of practical solutions.
A recent discussion between ACCC and Highlands Oncology centered on how artificial intelligence can be implemented thoughtfully in cancer care to support clinicians and operations without compromising clinical judgement or patient care.
