| "The voice for cancer physicians and their patients in Massachusetts." |
The Massachusetts Society of Clinical Oncologists (MSCO) is a statewide organization representing oncologists and physicians who provide care for cancer patients. Founded in 1985, the Society is dedicated to improving cancer care and treatment and is recognized by the Massachusetts Medical Society and the American Society of Clinical Oncology as the voice for cancer physicians and their patients in the state. MSCO has a long and proud tradition of representing over 600 physicians from over 45 practices in the state of Massachusetts. Our membership includes physicians throughout the diverse field of oncology, including medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, surgical oncologists as well as specialists in the fields of hematologist-oncology, pediatric oncology, and gynecologic oncology.
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| Upcoming Events2022 ASH Meeting on Hematologic MalignanciesJoin us September 2-3, at the Hilton Chicago or virtually, for the 2022 ASH Meeting on Hematologic Malignancies. This year's meeting will feature top experts in the field presenting the latest clinical research, interactive question and answer session, and opportunities to interact with colleagues in an intimate, small group setting with no competing sessions. New this year, ASH is welcoming participants to submit patient cases. Selected cases will be featured in the final speaker presentations. Visit the website for more information. ASH’s Consultative Hematology Course will be offered as an optional add-on event, one day prior on September 1. This interactive, half-day course, led by faculty familiar with consultative practice issues and commonly encountered clinical problems that require the expertise of a hematologist, will focus on classical (nonmalignant) hematology topics. |
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As an advocacy organization, the Society provides a wide array of programs and services to assist physicians with their oncology practices. Whether physicians want to further their professional education or need technical assistance with third-party reimbursement, MSCO is a valuable resource. Cancer physicians rely on MSCO not only for up to date information about cancer care and health care trends, but also because they know they can count on a respected voice to represent their interests.