Part 1 of our landscape series provides a big picture on cancer patients today and the novel therapies used to treat them

Explains the terms end-of-life care and advanced-care planning, as well as the differences between palliative care and hospice care

PATHWAYS: Federal Payer • Commercial Payers • Patient Focused • Practice Management

Explores several CMS policies used to help contain cost and improve the quality of care

PATHWAYS: Commercial Payers • Reimbursement • Oral Oncology Drugs • Patient Focused • Practice Management • New Hire Curriculum

Follows an outpatient specialty drug used in cancer from drug manufacturer to patient

PATHWAYS: Commercial Payers • Reimbursement • Oral Oncology Drugs • Distribution • Patient Focused • Practice Management • New Hire Curriculum

Follows a physician-administered drug used in cancer through the pharmaceutical supply chain

PATHWAYS: Commercial Payers • Reimbursement • Distribution • Patient Focused • Practice Management • New Hire Curriculum

Explains the basics of a GPO and the contracting process

PATHWAYS: Commercial Payers • Reimbursement • Distribution • Practice Management • New Hire Curriculum

Provides key information on the benefits of electronic health records, especially in relation to quality reporting and the shift to value-based care

Expalins CMS-approved compendia and off-label use

PATHWAYS: Federal Payer • Commercial Payers • Reimbursement • Practice Management

Part 2 of our landscape series gives a look inside an oncology practice and how it functions, including how patients are administered care and how costs are managed

Details how payers use PBMs to contain costs and the impact this can have on patients

Part 3 in our landscape series explores the larger trends affecting oncology practices and how they treat cancer patient today