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Cancer Pain & Rehabilitation: Do We Need a New Sub ...
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The video focuses on the establishment of a subspecialty in cancer pain and rehabilitation. It discusses the challenges and potential solutions involved in creating such a program, including the need for infrastructure, interested faculty, and a solid business plan. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having a large enough patient population and the necessary resources and space to support the program. They also discuss the potential revenue generation and funding sources, such as increased billing, cost savings, philanthropy, grants, and industry support. The video concludes by highlighting the importance of having a mission statement and a well-thought-out business plan that considers the costs and revenues associated with a cancer pain rehab fellowship.
Keywords
subspecialty
cancer pain
rehabilitation
challenges
solutions
infrastructure
business plan
patient population
resources
revenue generation
funding sources
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