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NCCN Research & Business Resources

NCCN Insights: Analytics, Research & Consulting

Through several tools and services, NCCN provides insight, research, and analysis on oncology practice patterns and key issues in the cancer environment, as well as immediate notification of NCCN information product updates at time of publication.

NCCN Oncology Outcomes Database

Now available for inquiry and analytic consulting!
The NCCN Oncology Outcomes Database contains expansive data on drug/biologic and diagnostics utilization and trends; specific indications and sequencing; toxicity and reasons for discontinuation; complications and
medical events; progression free and overall survival; comparative effectiveness and resource consumption; and payor-specific data.

A unique database by any measure. New databases available upon request and support.

Additional NCCN Insights tools and resources available for commission or subscription:

NCCN Flash Updates™

Receive timely notification of updated and new information appearing in the NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology (NCCN Guidelines™), the NCCN Drugs & Biologics Compendium (NCCN Compendium™), and other NCCN Content. NCCN Flash Updates™ are available by subscription and/ or for distribution by license.

NCCN Oncology Insights Reports™

Access comprehensive and up-to-date information on current factors, emerging trends, and future directions influencing the oncology environment. NCCN Oncology Insights Reports™ provide insight with expertise and depth of knowledge in cancer care.

NCCN Trends™ Surveys & Data

Investigate how clinicians in the United States and abroad deliver cancer care. NCCN Trends™ Surveys research questions about patterns of care and preferences for use of diagnostics, drugs and biologics, and other cancer treatment modalities.

For more information on NCCN Insights, please contact Christine MacCracken, MSHEd, BSN, Director, Business Insights.

If your organization would like to license the NCCN Content for any purpose, please contact Marisa Getzewich. If you would like any further information concerning NCCN or the NCCN Content, please visit the NCCN Permissions Request Section.