PRESENTATION TITLE
Cancer Care Delivery Research: Case Studies for Successful Collaboration

PRESENTER
Jon C. Tilburt, M.D.
Professor of Biomedical Ethics and Medicine, Mayo Clinic Arizona

PRESENTER BIO
Jon Tilburt, M.D., is a Professor of Medicine and Biomedical Ethics who transferred to us in General Internal Medicine from Rochester in August 2020. A board- certified internist and a clinician Investigator, Jon writes and conducts research studies pertaining to the secret sauce of Mayo Clinic - relationships.  He first joined Mayo Clinic in 2008. His research addresses a broad range of psychosocial dimensions of cancer care delivery, health disparities and bioethics with funding from NCCIH, NIMHD, and NIA. He has collaborated with a variety of oncology specialists, is a member of the Cancer Center’s Population Sciences Program and is a member of the Disparities and Cancer Care Delivery Committees of the Alliance research base.  This fall he and co-PI Andrea Cheville (RST, PM&R) were awarded a 4 year, 6 million-dollar NIH UH3 grant for the NOHARM trial – devoted to integrating non-pharmacological pain care in peri-operative care delivery. Dr. Tilburt will practice in consultative General Internal Medicine and Integrative Medicine. He will also serve as a catalyst for group scholarship, be a key mentor for care delivery researchers. He is also hoping to help us achieve our 2030 goals and will serve as a liaison with the Department of Medicine on how to cultivate scholarship.  He and his wife Jackie have 4 kids, and live adjacent to the Phoenix Mountain Preserve trailhead near 40^th and Shea. 
VIEWING LOCATIONS
Zoom
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Define Cancer Care Delivery Research.
• Demonstrate examples of successful collaboration between specialists and care delivery researchers in oncology.
• Propose key features of future prospective cancer care delivery.

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TRANSCRIPT
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