What can NOC attendees in October expect from your presentation?

So I think this is a model that could work in pretty much any cancer center.

Certainly it is applicable to places that have more rural populations that they have to serve because of the distance.

But I think it's also true that this could be used in closer urban or suburban areas that they also serve.

I just think the idea of giving this kind of creativity and engagement and ownership to partners in the community represents true community engagement rather than those of us who, again, live in the city and come to these areas and say, well, this is how it should be done.

That doesn't make a lot of sense.

And we don't pretend to know the best approaches.

Why do you think it's so important for oncology professionals to gather at these conferences and share these solutions in person?