October 2016, Vol 6, No 10

Nearly 20% of Cancer Survivors with Depression Are Not Treated

By Charles Bankhead

How to Reduce Financial Toxicity in Patients with Cancer

Financial Toxicity

Google Yourself, Your Oncology Center, Your Doctors—A Smart Practice Management Strategy

By Dawn Holcombe, MBA, FACMPE, ACHE

Practice Management, From the Editor

ASCO Names the 14 Oncology Practices Participating in the 2016 Quality Training Program, Highlighting Significant Improvements in Care Delivery

By Laura Morgan

Quality Care, Practice Management

Select Ongoing Trials Currently Enrolling Patients with Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer, Clinical Trials Tracker

Nearly Half of Pancreatic Cancer Surgery Candidates Are Not Offered That Option

By Charles Bankhead

Pancreatic Cancer

ESMO Consensus Guidelines for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Offer Widely Expanded Recommendations

By Walter Alexander

Rise in Metastatic Prostate Cancer Has Screening, Treatment Implications

By Charles Bankhead

Prostate Cancer

Shorter Hypofractionated Therapy New Standard for Prostate Cancer

By Phoebe Starr

Prostate Cancer

Do Target Date Funds Hit the Mark?

By W. Ben, Utley, CFP; Lawrence B. Keller, CFP, CLU, ChFC, RHU, LUTCF

Financial Management, Practice Management

Physicians seem to have a natural affinity for complexity. That’s a good thing for patients with difficult diagnoses, but it’s a prescription for disaster when it comes to investing. Owning a myriad of securities spread across a dozen or more financial accounts usually means more taxes, more transaction costs, less clarity, and more time spent on investing. Read More ›

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