ASCO 2015 Highlights


On March 8, 2019, the FDA granted accelerated approval to Genentech’s Tecentriq (atezolizumab), in combination with nab-paclitaxel (Abraxane), for the treatment of PD-L1–positive unresectable locally advanced or metastatic triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC). This marks the first time an immunotherapy drug has been granted approval for the treatment of any form of breast cancer.
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Approvals for new delivery methods for Herceptin and Cinvanti, and a new indication for Lonsurf close out the month of February in the FDA’s oncology-related activity.
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What Does an Ideal Navigation Program Look Like?
Katherine Sharpe, SVP ACS explains how to evaluate what makes an ideal navigation program.
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Establishing an Effective Navigation Program
Katherine Sharpe, SVP ACS, discusses how to establish and sustain a navigator program that is in the best interests of the patient and benefits the care system.
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Navigation and Value-Based Cancer Care
Katherine Sharpe, SVP ACS, explains how oncology navigation helps to remove barriers to care and improves patient outcomes.
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Creating A Wider Web
How to get the support you need. Crystal Dugger recommends ways to cultivate relationships with stakeholders that will result in better outcomes.
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Finding Champions
Crystal Dugger suggests why it might be challenging to get key people onboard and suggests how to change that.
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Building an Interdisciplinary Team
Crystal Dugger describes how the ideal team should work for the benefit of the patient and to secure the highest quality of care.
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Keep the Focus on the Patient
Crystal Dugger warns administrators to avoid "scope creep" by having their navigators take on too many tasks; she says the navigator's focus must always be on the patient.
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