Cancer care isn’t simple. Being an effective advocate means understanding multiple issues from different perspectives and communicating your position clearly and succinctly. Attending the Community Oncology Advocacy Summit provides a comprehensive look at the issues impacting cancer care today and tomorrow.

The policy experts who have their finger on the pulse of Washington will provide attendees with a look at the hot-button items being considered by Congress and government agencies. Physicians will provide a perspective from on the ground, telling advocates about the biggest challenges they face and what resources they need. To complete the package, leadership and communications experts will explore the value of personalized messaging and creating tight, effective advocacy materials.

Get the whole advocacy package – Join us! The live virtual event will take place on Wednesday, September 28, 2022, and is free for all to attend.

The Community Oncology Alliance Patient Advocacy Network (CPAN) is a national advocacy organization committed to raising awareness of independent, community cancer care and the issues that affect it. CPAN advocates — including patients, survivors, caregivers, nurses, pharmacists, oncologists, and more who are organized into chapters based out of local cancer centers — share their personal stories and advocacy power so elected officials understand the importance of local, affordable, and accessible cancer care close to where they live and work.