WCOE: Making Informed Healthcare Decisions, Something We Can All Agree On, and the Power of Advocacy
| What Caught Our Eye (WCOE) Each week, we recap the cancer policy articles, studies, and stories that caught our attention. |
Few Consumers Are Using Quality, Price Information To Make Health Care Decisions https://t.co/jHm1W09icY
— Amy Berman (@NotesOnNursing) April 21, 2015
Conversations w/ advocates @sfuldnasso "Payment reform should focus on quality, not quantity of patient care" @PhRMA https://t.co/xhpKTdG0tr
— NCCS – National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (@CancerAdvocacy) April 24, 2015
Why Many Doctors Don't Follow 'Best Practices' https://t.co/ps4JMu9PPo "We are not absolutely rational, decision-making machines." @nprnews
— NCCS – National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (@CancerAdvocacy) April 23, 2015
More federal cancer research funding is something we can ALL agree on. Check out the op-ed from @NewtGingrich https://t.co/pmSZP9YQ9t
— ACSCAN (@ACSCAN) April 22, 2015
Advocacy matters. "anyone who has had a diagnosis of cancer and is living is a survivor" @sfuldnasso @LillieShockney @CancerAdvocacy
— Dave Bjork (@bjork5) April 23, 2015
"Advocacy for yourself may be the difference that turns feeling hopeless and helpless into feeling hopeful" @CancerAdvocacy @StupidCancer
— Amber Gillespie (@AmberNGillespie) April 25, 2015
