Friday, December 22, 2017

Central Care Cancer Center Sponsors Policy Forum


Tuesday, December 5, 2017

The Approach of the National Physicians' Council for Healthcare Policy


A medical oncologist with Central Care Cancer Center who practices in Great Bend and Wichita, Dr. Mark Fesen serves on a nationwide healthcare advisory committee, the National Physicians' Council for Healthcare Policy. He has been serving on that committee for nearly three years and is the vice chair of oncology for the council.

Dr. Marcy Zwelling-Aamot and Dr. John Gill founded the National Physicians' Council for Healthcare Policy in 2014 to enable physicians to speak out publicly about medical issues and government policies. The council also aims to support those in medicine to prevent burnout and early exit of the profession due to burdensome regulations and policies. Each year, it selects two or three specific areas in which to enhance the private practice of medicine and works with legislators and regulatory agencies to achieve specific goals that will improve healthcare in the United States. Further, the council advocates for patient-centric care to receive appropriate levels of funding.

For more information about the council and its efforts, visit www.npchcp.org.