Bruce Feinberg, DO, vice president and chief medical office at Cardinal Health Specialty Solutions, explains why he attends the sessions at Patient-Centered Oncology Care.
vice president and chief medical officer, Cardinal Health Specialty Solutions
For the past 3 years, Bruce Feinberg, DO, , has not just presented at the Patient-Centered Oncology Care meeting, but he's stayed to attend the sessions as well because of the uniqueness of the program.
"It is a fairly unique aggregation of stakeholders," he said. "It's rare to get providers and payers and pharmaceutical companies and patient advocacy in a room at the same time."
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