

Forming the Oncology Committee
Intro
Welcome to Leading the Way
Chapter 1
Collaborate Across Oncology Specialties and Tumor Types
Chapter 2
Revamped Workflows
Chapter 3
Monitor Testing Orders With Commercial Labs
Chapter 4
Develop Strong Relationships With IT
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Revamped Workflows
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Develop Strong Relationships With IT
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Develop Strong Relationships With IT
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Program Objectives
Learn the benefits of forming an oncology committee that collaborates across oncology specialties and tumor types.
Explore how to create a simple and reliable workflow process.
Discover the importance of monitoring orders with commercial labs.
Develop strong relationships with IT and understand the benefits of embedding them into standardization efforts.
Clinical Perspectives
Presented by:

Robert Neff, MD
Gynecologic Oncologist

Courtney Rice, MS, LCGC
Genetic Counselor
Director of Precision Medicine
All HCPs were compensated for their participation in this program.
For educational purposes only. Tips and strategies discussed are based on the experiences of individual healthcare providers and their institutions and are not meant to represent universal standards in HRD testing. There is no guarantee that these strategies will work for all institutions.