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Area of Science:

Oncology
Healthcare Management
Public Health

Background:

Academic medical centers play a crucial role in advancing cancer care and research.
Expanding the reach of specialized cancer services is essential for improving patient outcomes.
Partnerships between healthcare systems can facilitate the dissemination of best practices and innovative treatments.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the establishment of a cobranded cancer network by a large academic medical center.
To outline the strategy for extending the institution's mission to end cancer through external partnerships.
To assess the potential impact of such a network on cancer care delivery.

Main Methods:

Formation of cobranded partnerships with domestic healthcare systems.
Development of a network structure to facilitate collaboration and resource sharing.
Implementation of strategies to extend the institution's mission and services.

Main Results:

Successful establishment of a cancer network with multiple healthcare system partners.
Demonstrated expansion of the academic medical center's reach beyond its immediate geographic area.
Foundation laid for broader implementation of the institution's cancer control mission.

Conclusions:

Cobranded partnerships are a viable model for academic medical centers to extend their mission.
Network development can enhance access to specialized cancer care.
This initiative represents a significant step towards a unified approach to ending cancer.