WCOE: Childhood Survivor Study on Cost, Dr. Gawande talks Care Quality, Lilly’s Tribute to Ellen, Smita Bhatia in Cure Magazine

January 22, 2016 | In Cancer News, Cancer Policy Blog | Add Comment

What Caught Our Eye (WCOE)
Each week, we recap the cancer policy articles, studies, and stories that caught our attention.

Serious issue for survivors of childhood cancer. Childhood Cancer Survivors Forgo Care Because of Cost https://t.co/wpsMkuCI6D

— NCCS (@CancerAdvocacy) January 22, 2016

"Death is not an inherent failure. Neglect is. — .@Atul_Gawande on poor quality of care for the dying. #hpm #eol https://t.co/VuMuy0iTXQ

— Amy Berman (@NotesOnNursing) January 22, 2016

Physician Encourages Colleagues to Take an Objective Look at Cancer Survivorship https://t.co/wrnKk9bWy3 via @cure_magazine

— NCCS (@CancerAdvocacy) January 20, 2016

Beautiful tribute to Ellen Stovall "As a mentor, she taught me to always rely on honesty, trust and integrity." https://t.co/Ce2eiXDgEZ

— NCCS (@CancerAdvocacy) January 20, 2016

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