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As a 3-time cancer survivor and longtime oncology nurse and navigator, Lillie Shockney emphasizes that the patient is more than his or her pathology. Read More ›

Dr. Bosserman explains that more and more private practices are being absorbed into hospitals, academic medical centers, and health systems. Read More ›

Dr. Bosserman says that there is one theme that should underlie a physician’s efforts, and that is to do all that is necessary to improve patients’ health and relieve their suffering. Read More ›

Lillie suggests that asking questions the correct way is important to finding out the barriers faced by cancer patients in her downtown Baltimore community. Read More ›

Lillie explains the difficulties facing doctors and nurses in an underprivileged area. Read More ›

Lillie describes the pressing issues facing cancer patients in her East Baltimore community near Johns Hopkins. Some of the barriers she mentions are fear of coming to the hospital, cost of care, and other difficult life/family issues that take precedence. Read More ›

Within her practice, Dr. Bosserman actively promotes clinical trials and encourages patients to do their own research. Read More ›

Clinical trials are crucial to improving outcomes and discovering cures for patients with cancer, says Dr. Bosserman. Read More ›

Lillie advises oncologists about the importance of spending time with patients and connecting with them as individuals. Read More ›