Part 2 of 2. Review part 1 here. Dr. Chadi Nabhan & host Jack West consider the challenge of pruning career activities after struggling to define priorities & say no to opportunities; Dr. Nabhan reviews the value of real world evidence in evaluating cancer treatments.
Part 1 of 2 conversations. See part 2 here. Dr. Chadi Nabhan speaks with host Jack West & reviews his circuitous course from medical training in Syria to lymphoma specialist & rising administrator in Chicago to his decision to pursue an MBA, leading him into a world of the business of health care.
Mark Lewis and I reflected on ASCO-19 and how all stakeholders were involved. It was truly fun to write this piece for the ASCO-Post.
During the 2019 Annual Healthcare Disparities meeting hosted by the Binaytara Foundation (Seattle, WA), I lectured on RWE and attempted to get the audience to see how it can compliment RCTs. Indeed, I suggested that RWE can help in low and middle income countries and can, to some extent, mitigate healthcare resource disparities. This video was taped in April 2019 and at the time, I was an EVP and CMO at Aptitude Health.
Every so often, my cynical self emerges from the dead. Maybe it’s a byproduct of social media, or from following Saurabh Jha, who pontificates about everything from Indian elections to the Brexit fiasco. Regardless, there are times when my attempts at refraining from being opinionated are successful, but there are rare occasions when they are not.
Interviewing Dr. DeVita was a dream coming true; I interviewed him for my podcast and wrote a book review for the HealthCareBlog on his “The Death of Cancer” book. Dr. DeVita is a pioneer of lymphoma and is an icon for every oncologist, so having him on my podcast was an honor I will never forget.
This was a video interview I gave to OBR during the annual American Society of Hematology (ASH) meeting in December 2018. We addressed the role of Advanced Practice providers (APPs) in oncology care.
Burnout is a well-known phenomenon in healthcare and oncologists have increasingly suffered from burnout, which can lead to mental illnesses and early retirement. Combatting burnout is essential to assure patients continue to receive the care they deserve. During the 2018 annual American Society of Hematology (ASH) meeting, I was interviewed by OBR about research we
Dr. Nabhan has been podcasting for years. His first podcast “Outspoken Oncology” started in February 2019 and won him two communication awards especially with dedicated coverage to COVID-19 when the pandemic started. That podcast retired in the summer of 2020 and Dr. Nabhan currently hosts two podcasts:
Healthcare Unfiltered: unedited and daring podcast tackling all aspects of healthcare hosting thought leaders from all over the world addressing timely and relevant debates that are important to everyone in the healthcare industry
HemOnc Pulse: Started in December 2022 and is dedicated to hematology and only hematology. Dr. Nabhan hosts thought leaders in the field of hematology discussing recent updates, new published research, debates, and asks questions that are essential to clinical care. This podcast is sponsored by Blood Cancers Today and SOHO.
