Coral Omene

1 week ago | ajmc.com | Laura Joszt |Coral Omene

There is an increasing role for artificial intelligence (AI) and other technology solutions to improve care delivery and improve access for patients in underserved and rural communities, said Coral Omene, MD, PhD, associate professor, Rutgers Cancer Institute and RWJBarnabas Health. This transcript has been lightly edited; captions were auto-generated. TranscriptIs there a role for AI in promoting and helping to facilitate value-based cancer care?

2 weeks ago | ajmc.com | Laura Joszt |Coral Omene

Carefully collecting data on populations can help to inform how providers can better deliver value-based care for typically underserved populations, but the process of gathering that data may place an extra burden on practices and could unintentionally exacerbate disparities, said Coral Omene, MD, PhD, associate professor, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. This transcript has been lightly edited; captions were auto-generated.

3 weeks ago | ajmc.com | Laura Joszt |Coral Omene

Value in cancer care can go beyond data points like overall survival and progression-free survival and can be better represent what is important to the individual patient, said Coral Omene, MD, PhD, associate professor, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. This transcript has been lightly edited; captions were auto-generated. TranscriptWhat measures outside of overall survival and progression-free survival do you want to see included in a comprehensive definition of “value” in cancer care?

3 weeks ago | ajmc.com | Laura Joszt |Coral Omene

In value-based cancer care, insurance hurdles can create administrative burdens that cause anxiety for patients and providers and delay essential treatments or divert from optimal patient care, said Coral Omene, MD, PhD, associate professor, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. This transcript has been lightly edited; captions were auto-generated.