National Oncology Society Network

“Expenses travel 28,065 meetings, conferences 20,935 supplies 185 website 11,415 business registration fee 25 speakers 5,000 total 65,625”

“Proposed mission statements: the national oncology society network is an independent non-profit action organization established by state oncology leaders to foster collaboration, share ideas, coordinate activities, unify the voice of the states, and generate rapid, effective, coordinated responses to emerging challenges in order to cultivate improvement within each state to advance the cause of cancer care at the state and national levels. Proposed vision statement: the national oncology society network will be the incubator of new thoughts within cancer care, a promoter of shared ideas and resources, and advance the cause of cancer care at the state and national levels.”

“To foster and support federal and state initiatives by supporting oncology educational meetings, supporting educational state leaders by bringing leaders together to share ideas through holding teleconferences and face- to-face meetings initiated by state leaders.”

“To share ideas, education, challenges and solutions facing oncology leadership and their respective oncology communities by educating state leaders on challenges and solutions from one another in serving their members through holding face-to-face and teleconference educational meetings initiated by state leaders.”