Being a clinical oncologist does not only mean completing 12 years of general and specific medical training. It also requires dealing with doctor’s behavior, combining rationality and sensitivity with a tough daily routine. It demands a committed attitude, constant search for updates and focus on patient’s needs and rights. In medicine, you reap what you sow. Favorable outcomes and patient satisfaction can only be achieved with an integrative view of physical, emotional, cognitive and social dimensions of the disease. It is necessary to implement and coordinate a team of professionals with complementary skills, who should provide comprehensive and personalized clinical data records. Reliable records have individual and collective implications in public and private health systems, representing a mandatory medical intervention. Advances in information technology (IT) and use of collective intelligence have allowed us to digitize clinical problem-solving methodology through a patient-centric care model. Please, take a time to explore our care program and feel free to contact me at any time.

    James F Fleck