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Ellen L. Stovall Award Nominations

The Stovall Award is given annually to two recipients who have improved the care and lives of cancer survivors and their families — one health care provider and one patient advocate or advocacy organization. Criteria for Stovall Award nominees are detailed below.

Nominations for the 2023 Stovall Award are now open. Submit a nomination by March 24, 2023.

The winners will be recognized at a reception on October 26 in Washington, DC. Tickets and Sponsorship Information »

Award Eligibility and Criteria

The following are eligible for Stovall Award consideration:

Cancer survivors
Health care providers (i.e. nurses, oncology care teams and practices, physicians, social workers)
Health plans or other third-party payers
NCCS Cancer Policy and Advocacy Team (CPAT) Members
Patient advocates/Patient advocacy organizations
Other individuals or organizations impacting cancer care

Note: Nominations will be considered only for individuals or
organizations within the United States.

Stovall 2022 Reception: Photo of Alicia Staley, Shelley Fuld Nasso, and Patricia Ganz, MD -- Photo by Leslie Kossoff/LK Photos

2022 Stovall Award Winners Alicia Staley (L) and Patricia Ganz, MD (R) with NCCS CEO Shelley Fuld Nasso. (Photo: Leslie E. Kossoff/LK Photos)

Nominee Criteria

Cancer advocates/advocacy organizations with excellence in these areas:

Promoting the principles of patient-centeredness, especially emphasizing access to care, respect for patient preferences, and coordination and integration of care.
Engaging patients, families, and caregivers to inform the process of improving the delivery of quality cancer care.
Collaborating effectively with other advocates and/or advocacy organizations to align efforts to improve quality within the cancer care system.

Health care providers with excellence in these areas:

Honoring the principles of patient-centeredness, especially emphasizing access to care, respect for patient preferences, and coordination and integration of care.
Engaging patients, families, and caregivers in the design of quality cancer care systems.
Collaborating with others in the cancer care system for ongoing quality improvement efforts.

The health care provider award is co-presented by the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Submissions

Who can submit a nomination?

Anyone can submit a nomination for the Stovall Award—and nominations submitted by cancer patients, survivors, and advocates are especially welcome. Self-nominations are also accepted.

What Is Required to Submit a Stovall Award Nomination?

Nominators must submit a narrative letter of support explaining why the nominee should be considered for the Ellen L. Stovall Award. The letter should include the nominator’s relationship to the nominee and describe how the nominee meets each of the three award criteria.

If selected as a finalist, additional support letters will be required to move forward in the process.

Please Note: A maximum of two (2) nominations for any individual or organization will be considered.

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SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MARCH 24, 2023 11:59 PM Pacific Time

Nominations for the 2023 Stovall Award have closed.
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