360 tours include radiation and infusion suites
An interactive media experience with Washington Post shows how the new Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center maximizes multidisciplinary care and prioritizes the patient experience. See Brian Bolwell, MD, Chairman, Cleveland Clinic Taussig Cancer Institute, discuss why proximity matters in enhancing the function of a multidisciplinary team, and how architects, patients and physicians designed the new building to facilitate team-based care. Also hear from John Suh, MD, Chair of Radiation Oncology, and Pauline Funchain, MD, medical oncologist, in virtual tours of the radiation and infusion suites as well as other patient areas. Videos, panoramic images and other immersive media are available on Washington Post’s website.
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