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The PQI Podcast

The PQI Podcast

Di: Ginger Blackmon
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The PQI Podcast, presented by NCODA, Inc., hosts clinical and administrative experts in oncology providing insight on important industry topics and how they value the Positive Quality Intervention (PQI) resource for their practice. In addition, the podcast highlights patient stories of hope, determination and how patient-centered care has impacted their cancer journey. Hosted by NCODA's Manager of Patient-Centered Communications, Ginger Blackmon, PharmD.2021 The PQI Podcast Igiene e vita sana Scienza
Episodi
  • Keep Saying Yes: Living, Advocating, and Finding Purpose with Cancer

    Keep Saying Yes: Living, Advocating, and Finding Purpose with Cancer
    Oct 15 2026
    Jacob “JJ” Singleton was diagnosed with colorectal cancer as a young adult and has spent more than a decade navigating ongoing treatment, recurrence, and the realities of living with cancer long term. In this episode of The PQI Podcast, JJ shares his journey, from the symptoms he initially ignored to the clinical trial that changed his treatment course, and the nearly 200 treatments that followed. JJ also discusses the physical and emotional impact of years of treatment, the importance of mental health support and community, and why he chooses to share an honest picture of life with cancer. He reflects on how advocacy gave him a renewed sense of purpose and how his work has expanded to include young adult cancer, rural oncology, clinical trials, and incorporating the patient perspective into research and care. The conversation explores how patients can find their own path into advocacy and how oncology care teams can support them. JJ reminds healthcare professionals that every patient experiences cancer and treatment differently and encourages care teams to meet patients where they are, listen as relationships evolve, and recognize the value of lived experience.
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    15 min
  • The Future of Oncology

    The Future of Oncology
    Oct 8 2026
    What could oncology care look like by 2030? NCODA Oncology, Advocacy, Health Policy & Equity Fellow and guest host Ariel Hughes, PharmD, is joined by Douglas B. Flora, MD, FACCC, LSSBB, and Kiara Wilson, PharmD, for a forward-looking conversation on the changes already shaping cancer care and what may come next. Dr. Flora is Executive Medical Director of Oncology Services and the Robert and Dell Ann Sathe Endowed Chair in Oncology at the Yung Family Cancer Center at St. Elizabeth Healthcare. A board-certified medical oncologist with more than 20 years of clinical experience, he also serves as Founding Editor-in-Chief of AI in Precision Oncology and is President-Elect of the Association of Community Cancer Centers. His work focuses heavily on the intersection of technology, AI, and the human side of cancer care. Dr. Wilson is an Oncology Medical Science Liaison at Azurity Pharmaceuticals, supporting hematology and oncology across a 16-state Midwest region. Her experience includes multiple myeloma, CAR T-cell therapy, bispecific antibodies, scientific exchange, and oncology launch readiness. She is also the founder of PharmaKi Coaching, where she mentors aspiring pharmacists and supports professional development. Together, they discuss the growing role of AI, CAR T-cell therapy, and bispecific antibodies, earlier and more personalized treatment, remote patient monitoring, and the importance of expanding access to innovative therapies in community oncology. They also explore how technology may help reduce administrative burden, strengthen the patient-provider relationship, and make cancer care more accessible and more human.
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    32 min
  • Your Health Story in One Place: Jenny Ahlstrom and the HealthTree Personal Health Record

    Your Health Story in One Place: Jenny Ahlstrom and the HealthTree Personal Health Record
    Oct 1 2026

    In this episode of The PQI Podcast, we sit down with Jenny Ahlstrom, founder of the HealthTree Foundation, to discuss how her own multiple myeloma diagnosis led to the creation of an organization focused on empowering patients and accelerating research.
    Jenny shares the story behind HealthTree and its mission to help people with blood cancer better understand their disease, navigate treatment, connect with resources, and contribute to research.

    A major focus of the conversation is the HealthTree Personal Health Record and the importance of giving patients one place to organize and understand their health information. Jenny discusses how bringing medical records, treatment history, labs, and other information together can help patients become more engaged in their care, prepare for appointments, explore treatment and clinical trial options, and more easily share information across their healthcare team.

    The episode also explores how oncology professionals can help patients take greater ownership of their health information and why better access to personal health data can support both individual care and cancer research.

    Learn more about HealthTree Foundation: https://healthtree.org/
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    35 min
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