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Improving cancer care through integrated care [PODCAST]

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January 25, 2023
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In this episode, we will be discussing the role of health system specialty pharmacies in improving patient outcomes.

Our guest, Chelsey Lindner, is a clinical pharmacist who will share her insights on the unique combination of expertise and resources that these pharmacies offer to provide holistic support for cancer patients. She will also discuss the integrated care model, which has been proven to provide patients with the support they need to navigate their treatment journey.

Health system specialty pharmacies have been shown to help mitigate the access, safety, and follow-up issues that can lead to diminished health outcomes for cancer patients. By committing to integrated care, health systems can close the remaining loopholes in cancer treatment and improve patient outcomes.

Join us as we explore the important role of health system specialty pharmacies in cancer care.

Chelsey Lindner is a clinical pharmacist.

She shares her story and discusses her KevinMD article, “Integrated care is the key to optimizing cancer outcomes.”

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