Category Archives: Blog
How Eon Pushes the Boundaries of Breast Cancer Survivability
In half a century, knowledge and technology have transformed breast cancer from a death sentence to a condition that is usually manageable, with an average five-year survival rate of 90 percent. It’s unarguably one of the greatest success stories in the...
Incidental Pulmonary Nodules: Why Lung Cancer Screening Programs Alone Are Not Enough
According to the 2022 “State of Lung Cancer” report (1), someone is diagnosed with lung cancer every 2 ½ minutes, and 356 lung cancer patients die every day. Lung cancer has one the lowest 5 year survival rates – 25% – despite significant...
Addressing Racial Disparities in Lung Cancer Screening: A Case for Centralized Care Management
Last month, I had the opportunity to present at the Advancing Early Lung Cancer Detection meeting hosted by Cleveland Clinic. As Eon’s second client to go live with Eon Patient Management (EPM) Lung Cancer Screening solution, we applaud Cleveland Clinic...
Utilizing Eon Care Management To Achieve Early Diagnosis With Incidental Findings
Without question, the goal in regard to cancer is prevention. Much progress has been made across the different types of cancer by decreasing risk factors, utilizing immunizations, and catching concerning precancerous findings before they become problemati...
Uniting Providers to Breathe New Life into Pulmonary Medicine
It’s no secret that our current healthcare system is fragmented at best. It’s not uncommon for information to become siloed, or even lost in the midst of endless administrative tasks and unrelenting workflows. Physicians do their best with what they h...
Industry Leading… Eon Paves The Way For Incidental Pulmonary Nodule Intelligence
Optimization of the care of the incidental pulmonary nodule patient that ultimately leads to a system-wide stage shift and improved lung cancer outcomes is complex, and requires an integrated set of processes but without both capture of the incidental pul...
Incidental Findings And The Opportunity To Improve The Early Detection of Cancer
It’s the same for any cancer. When discovered in the later stages, the prognosis is poor. When discovered in the early stages, treatment has a better chance to be effective, and the prognosis is much better
The Looming Impact Of Nursing Burnout
This infographic shows how nursing is not just one of the most important jobs in healthcare, it is also one of the jobs most susceptible to burnout.
Bringing A Breast Cancer Program Up To Its Full Potential
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S., with about 1 in 8 women developing it over the course of her lifetime. It has impacted nearly every family, and some families more than once. In 2020 alone, 276,480 American women were diagnosed with br...
Incidental Abnormalities in Radiology
Have you noticed that incidental abnormalities seem to be on the rise? This is largely due to advancements in imaging technology and improved patient care—when you order cross-sectional imaging for one problem, you are more likely to discover abnormalit...