Cancer is smart.
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Accelerating the fight against cancer requires the entire industry to work together. Our products connect community oncologists, academics, hospitals, life science researchers and regulators on a shared technology platform.
Together, we can learn from the experience of every patient.
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OncoCloud is the most comprehensive suite of software and services in community oncology. Using our technology, community clinics are providing better care for patients while remaining efficient, independent and financially successful.
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With access to billions of data points on millions of cancer patients treated across our network, Flatiron is changing the way life science companies are using real-world data to accelerate research and generate evidence.
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Flatiron’s enriched data infrastructure helps hospitals and academic centers unlock the promise of their EHR data. Researchers and clinicians now have access to research-grade insights from within and beyond the walls of their institution.
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Advancing the Use of Real-World Evidence with a Noteworthy Industry Collaborative Pilot Project
Friends of Cancer Research convened stakeholders across oncology to discuss a recent cross-industry collaboration to advance the use of real-world evidence.
The Physician Visit Note
The physician visit note has always tried to do too many things at once, but as the number of documentation requirements has drastically increased, it has become a dumping ground — a jack of all trades, but a master of none.