Removing Barriers: Innovative Transportation Solutions for Equitable Cancer Care

Speakers

Jerri Doyle Headshot
Jerri Doyle, MAOM, RT(R)(CT)(ARRT)
Oncology Service Line Director, Intermountain Health - St. James Hospital
Stephanie Bowser
Stephanie Bowser, RN, OCN, MSN
Nurse Manager at Community Health East Cancer Center, Community Health Network
Hoku Weeks
Hoku Weeks, RN, MSN
RN Manager, The Queen's Health System

Summary

Access to cancer treatment can be a significant challenge for many patients, especially those facing transportation barriers. In this fireside panel, leaders from four healthcare organizations will share how they are tackling this critical issue head-on.

Attendees will hear from:

  • Community Health, which has implemented a non-profit rideshare program and new EHR tracking to support patients.
  • Intermountain Health – St. James, whose navigator program coordinates travel arrangements for patients traveling long distances to their Montana facility.
  • Queens Health System in Hawaii, which has adapted to provide transportation not just within Oahu, but between islands in response to natural disasters.

Through this diverse panel, participants will gain insights into the unique challenges different communities face, as well as proven strategies to improve cancer treatment access and equity. The discussion will cover program details, outcomes data, implementation lessons, and future innovations in this important area of patient-centered care.

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