Danielle Carnival, PhD

Danielle Carnival explains the mission of the Biden Cancer Initiative and how they are working to engage all stakeholders to accelerate progress in treating patients with cancer.

Danielle Carnival feels that data-sharing will help chip away at cultural and systemic barriers and help to improve patient care in a number of ways.

Danielle Carnival recognizes that data standardization is a huge problem in cancer care, and notes that the AONN+ standardized navigation metrics are a giant step toward making progress in this area.

Danielle Carnival believes that providing patients with the most up-to-date tools and resources about clinical trials is an essential part of doubling the rate of progress in the fight against cancer, and the Biden Cancer Initiative is focused on reaching a wide range of patients with this information.

Danielle Carnival discusses the Biden Cancer Initiative's plan for building a "Patient Roadmap," which would serve as a comprehensive, vetted list of resources for cancer patients and/or oncology navigators.

Danielle Carnival talks about the Fierce Awards, which aim to recognize the unsung heroes in the cancer community and introduce them to a wider audience.

The Biden Cancer Initiative relies on the expertise of those involved in cancer care, and as such, is looking for input from navigators.

As Vice President of the Biden Cancer Initiative, Danielle Carnival recognizes that navigators are an essential part of the care system in oncology. Hear why.