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Perspectives: Published Editorials and Industry Updates

Welcome to Perspectives, our blog designed to keep members, oncology stakeholders, and anyone interested in enhancing the care experience for oncology patients informed on critical issues. You’ll hear from thought leaders and learn about the impact and benefits of medically integrated pharmacy, operational insights designed to support you in the day-to-day delivery of care, as well as timely industry issues facing oncology pharmacy professionals.

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Beyond the Copay: A Holistic, Person-Centered Approach to Patient Assistance

Person-centered approach to patient assistance is transforming how individuals with rare and chronic conditions access care. By combining flexible financial support, education, and collaboration across the healthcare community, this model tackles the broader barriers that impact patients’ overall well-being and access to treatment

Celebrating a Decade of Impact: Member Spotlight on Dallas Lawry, DNP, FNP-C, AOCNP

As NCODA celebrates 10 years of advancing oncology care, we’re spotlighting the members who embody compassion and leadership in their work every day. Meet Dallas Rose Lawry, DNP, FNP-C, AOCNP, Pancreatic Cancer Nurse Practitioner at UC San Diego, whose personal journey through loss and resilience inspires her work leading a virtual diagnostic clinic and survivorship program for pancreatic cancer patients.

Celebrating a Decade of Impact: Member Spotlight on Andrew Ruplin, PharmD

As NCODA marks 10 years of advancing patient-centered oncology care, we’re spotlighting the members who make a difference every day. Meet Andrew Ruplin, PharmD of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center and UW Medicine, whose dedication to patients and passion for innovation exemplify what it means to be part of the NCODA community. Read his story in our latest member spotlight.

Best Practices for Patient Management in Veteran Health

Cancer care within the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) is shaped by a unique patient population that requires integrated, evidence-based approaches. Veterans often have complex health histories, mental health concerns, and social barriers to care. These challenges demand not only medical expertise, but also a system of care that acknowledges the lived experiences and sacrifices of those who served.

Serving Those Who Served: Delivering Oncology Care to Veterans

What does oncology care look like within the VA system—and how does it differ from the private sector? We recently sat down with former VA oncology pharmacist Nigina Ali, PharmD, to explore how care teams support Veterans through cancer treatment, the unique challenges they face, and the systems in place to meet their needs. Her firsthand insights shed light on both the strengths and the hurdles of delivering high-quality cancer care to those who served.