Individuals should register for Community Oncology Alliance's virtual meeting to hear "amazing" speakers present groundbreaking research, said Lalan Wilfong, MD, medical oncologist and vice president of value-based care and quality programs at Texas Oncology.
Individuals should register for Community Oncology Alliance's virtual meeting to hear "amazing" speakers present groundbreaking research, said Lalan Wilfong, MD, medical oncologist and vice president of value-based care and quality programs at Texas Oncology.
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What will you be presenting on at COA's 2020 virtual conference?
At COA's virtual conference I will be presenting on alternative payment models and specifically the oncology care model, the transition into the oncology care first model, as well as discussing other alternative payment models with commercial payers.
Why should individuals attend the virtual conference?
You should register for the conference because of the amazing speakers and the groundbreaking presentations. It's a can't miss.
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