JCO Oncology Practice (JCO OP) provides oncologists and other oncology professionals with informatio
Dr. Pennell and Dr. James Hammock discuss the provision of oncologic services by Project Access safe
Dr. Pennell and Dr. Friedman discuss the variety of ethical dilemmas for health care providers broug
Dr. Pennell and Dr. Jennifer Tsui discuss the processes that lead to suboptimal EOL care within Medi
Dr. Pennell and Dr. Jan Franko discuss Dr. Franko’s article, “Effect of surgical oncologist turnover
Dr. Pennell, Dr. Khosa and Dr. Marshall discuss the recent JCO OP publication, “Gender Differences i
Dr. Pennell talks with Dr. Daniel Richardson discuss physician burnout and the author’s curriculum d
Dr. Pennell and Dr. Lisa Lowenstein discuss decision coaching in the LDCT setting and how it provide
Dr. Nathan Pennell, Dr. Muhammed Beg and Ms. Erin Williams discuss improving the time-to-activation
Dr. Nate Pennell talks with Dr. Joel Segel about “Coverage, Financial Burden, and the Affordable Car
Dr. Nate Pennell discusses "How to Know if a Somatic Tumor Mutation is Targetable" with Suanna Bruin
Dr. Pennell and Dr. Kircher discuss the push for increased price transparency among stakeholders in
Dr. Nathan Pennell and Dr. Jennifer Ligibel discuss weight management and physical activity programs
Dr. Pennell talks with Dr. Patrick Conner Johnson, hematology oncology fellow at the Dana Farber Can
Dr. Pennell talks with Dr. Ray Page about efforts to address the opioid crisis impact onthe care of
Dr. Pennell talks with Dr. Genevieve Digby about the importance of timely care for cancer patients,
Dr. Pennell talks with Dr. Sushil Beriwal about guideline variability and how care pathways might pl
With the care of patients with cancer strewn across numerous settings, are electronic health records
Dr. Thomas Knight talks to Dr. Pennell about a major issue in cancer care: financial toxicity. Read
Dr. Pennell and Dr. Schapira discuss the risks and benefits of online communities and provide recomm
Dr. Pennell and Dr. Nancy Lin discuss whether prior authorizations reduce overall health expenditure