From Evidence to Practice: How NCCN Defines the Standard of Cancer Care

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What does it take to establish the standard of care in oncology? Matt Kalaycio, MD, Vice Chair of the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Institute and Chair of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) Board of Directors, joins the Cancer Advances podcast to discuss how NCCN Guidelines are developed, updated and implemented across cancer care. Listen as he explores the role of multidisciplinary expertise, patient advocacy, clinical evidence and emerging AI-enabled tools in shaping oncology practice, policy and decision-making.

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