2019 Winners

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The 2019 ACCC Innovator Award Winners

At the ACCC 36th National Oncology Conference in Orlando, October 31 to November 1, 2019, seven cancer programs were presented with the ACCC Innovator Award for their innovative and replicable solutions to common problems facing oncology care today.

From pre-authorization management and radiation oncology apps to virtual support groups and food security, these cancer programs show us the way forward in providing quality cancer care. These forward-thinking Cancer Program Members have created innovative strategies for the effective delivery of cancer care:

 

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Ascension SE Wisconsin Hospitals

Electronic Multidisciplinary Conference (eMDC): Case Planning in the Virtual Space

 
 
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LIVESTRONG Cancer Institutes at UT Health Austin/Dell Medical School

Cancer Life reiMagined: The CaLM Model of Whole-Person Cancer Care
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New England Cancer Specialists

Food Security: A Key Component in One Practice’s Financial Advocacy Program
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University of Colorado Cancer Center

Telemedicine Improves Access to Supportive Group Psychotherapy for Young Adults with Cancer

 
 

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Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center

Reducing Revenue Loss and Patient Financial Toxicity with Pharmacy Pre-Certification and Denials Management

 
 

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WellSpan Cancer Centers

Developing and Implementing a Radiation Oncology App to Improve the Patient Experience

 
 

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Yuma Regional Medical Center Cancer Center

Implementing Genetic Cancer Screening and Testing in a Medically-Underserved Community

 
 
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Since 2011, ACCC Innovator Awards honor Cancer Program Members for their ingenuity and pioneering achievements in oncology. Innovations advance the goals of improving access, quality, and value in cancer care delivery.