Our mission is to make cancer care better for patients, clinicians, and communities. We work at the nexus of research and practice to create, test, and scale solutions to improve health, health care, and health equity for patients with cancer; enhance the patient and clinician experience; and increase care efficiency and value.
Our Initiatives
We are change agents dedicated to designing, testing, scaling and disseminating innovations in cancer care.
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We are worldwide experts in employing financial and non-financial interventions to nudge patient and clinician behavior in cancer care, informed by lessons from health economics and behavioral economics.
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We aim to drive high-value cancer care by designing, testing, scaling and evaluating payment models that enhance affordability, access and innovation.
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We employ a health equity lens across our work, examining and addressing socioeconomic, racial, and ethnic disparities and other systemic barriers to accessing healthcare.
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We integrate augmented and artificial intelligence into our solutions to predict health outcomes, support decision making, challenge bias, and enhance health equity.
Augmented & Artificial Intelligence
11.11.2021
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) Oncology Research Program has awarded funding to a PC3I team to improve patient care and outcomes in early-stage NSCLC.
09.28.2021
PC3I is pleased to share our 2020-2021 Impact Report, which shares highlights from our work over the past year to create, test, and scale solutions to some of the most intractable problems in cancer care delivery.
09.21.2021
Dr. Charu Aggarwal will present on her work fully integrating plasma-based next-generation sequencing into clinical pathways to optimize detection of NCCN-recommended biomarkers in patients with newly diagnosed NSCLC.
11.22.2021
Reflecting on 50 years of the National Cancer Act, PC3I Faculty Ravi Parikh shares his thoughts with AARP on new cancer treatments and improvements in managing treatment side effects.
10.19.2021
Dr. Christine Edmonds and PC3I Faculty Dr. Lola Fayanju share several ways in which Black women experience socioeconomic barriers and systemic biases that impact breast cancer treatment and survival.
09.27.2021
Researchers from the Population-based Research to Optimize the Screening Process (PROSPR) Consortium are working to eliminate disparities in uptake of lung cancer screening.