|Podcasts|February 26, 2019

Improving Oncology Practices With Value-Based Care

On March 7, The American Journal of Managed Care® will host its latest Institute for Value-Based Medicine in Dallas, Texas, with the Advancing Quality Oncology Care in the Evolving Value-Based Care Landscape meeting.

On March 7, The American Journal of Managed Care^® will host its latest Institute for Value Based Medicine in Dallas, Texas, with the Advancing Quality Oncology Care in the Evolving Value-Based Care Landscape meeting. During the meeting, experts will offer unique perspectives on emerging topics in value-based oncology.

For this podcast, we sit down with 2 experts from The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders who will speak at the meeting:

Ray Page, DO, PhD, FACOI, president and director, The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders
Barry Russo, chief executive officer, The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders

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