Nadine Housri, MD, on Online Tumor Boards: A New Resource for Practicing Oncologists
2019 Quality Care SymposiumNadine Housri, MD, of the Yale School of Medicine, talks about a new paradigm in information sharing: tumor board discussions, recorded at NCI-designated comprehensive cancer centers, which can be viewed by community and other oncologists. Currently, thoracic, breast, and GI cancers are included, with plans to expand the scope (Abstract 272).
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