
|Videos|January 24, 2019
Implementing a Lung Cancer Screening Program in the Community Oncology Setting
Author(s)Michael Gieske, MD
Michael Gieske, MD, discusses how his community center was able to implement a lung cancer screening program.
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Michael Gieske, MD, a family practitioner at St. Elizabeth Healthcare, discusses how his community center was able to implement a lung cancer screening program.
Gieske says it is important to have a core of passionate and dedicated providers. Most of the doctors that are doing this are doing so on the side in their spare time. This can be a barrier, but with a strong core, he says he was able to expand into a multidisciplinary team.
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