For Ed Marx, getting his affairs in order prior to beginning cancer treatment meant strengthening relationships, delegating work responsibilities, and finding ways to create some good out of a bad situation.
You Have Cancer: Final Preparation
You Have Cancer: Treatment Decisions
After recovering from the shock of receiving a cancer diagnosis, the next step is to decide on the right course of treatment and plan accordingly, says CIO Ed Marx, who shares the next chapter in his journey.
You Have Cancer: The Journey Begins
They’re the three most difficult words one can hear. But for CIO Ed Marx, who has dedicated time and resources in the fight against cancer, they mark the beginning of a journey – not an ending.
Q&A with Sarah Cannon’s Andy Corts, Part 2: Finding the Right Pathways
The more quickly we can sort through data to identify cancers and determine optimal treatment pathways, the better care we can deliver, says CIO Andy Corts, who discusses how his team is carrying out Sarah Cannon’s mission.
Q&A with Sarah Cannon’s Andy Corts, Part 1: Defining a Cancer Data Model
With a large organization like Sarah Cannon, the challenge isn’t getting data, but rather, getting it in an unstructured way that enables caregivers to access information when they need it, says CIO Andy Corts.
