ACCC’s Effective Care Coordination Practices Across the CAR T-Cell Therapy Care Continuum e-Course educates the multidisciplinary cancer care team on actionable solutions to improve patient access to CAR T-cell therapy and optimize care continuity between referring programs and CAR T-cell therapy centers.

Through this brief self-paced online eCourse, oncology professionals can better address the existing barriers to quality bladder cancer care for underserved populations and improve care coordination for improved health outcomes.

For many providers, the burden to seek permission to give patients the best possible care, paperwork to fight denials, or the time necessary to educate medical reviewers on why certain therapies are needed is too much. Learn more about how to navigate these specific challenges by viewing the first four on-demand webinars in this informative six-part series, titled: "Proactive Interventions for the Prior Authorization Process."

The second in a 6-part series, titled, “Proactive Interventions for the Prior Authorization Process”

The ACCC Multiple Myeloma Dispensing Models Webinar Series features six on-demand recordings that explore various dispensing models and effective practices in the care of patients with multiple myeloma.

Tune in to a panel discussion around key results from a recent nationwide survey on the role of oncology advanced practitioners in cancer clinical research including current barriers to optimal care coordination and opportunities to maximize the involvement and impact of APs on the cancer research team.

View on-demand recordings from a four-part webinar series celebrating American Pharmacists Month.

The leading conference for innovation in cancer care delivery is now available on-demand! Participation in the enduring activities of the ACCC 37th [Virtual] National Oncology Conference will be available for 12 months and will award continuing education hours for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and administrators as appropriate.

A six-part webinar series to caring for geriatric patients with cancer.

In this webinar we will define polypharmacy and discuss its prevalence and impact on patient outcomes as well as age-related changes that alter the pharmacology of cancer treatments and affect treatment-related effects. We will review tools to screen for polypharmacy and medication adherence, plus discuss the latest research on how to effectively reduce polypharmacy. Participants will takeaway practical steps or initiatives that can be implemented at your program or practice to improve medication management.