Research and Scholarship Online First (2026)

Integrative Oncology Models of Care: Practice Patterns From NCCN Member Institutions

Patients with cancer frequently incorporate complementary modalities into their care. A survey of 29 NCCN Member Institutions revealed details on how integrative oncology services are delivered, including the types of services provided, referral process, employment structure, and role of advanced practice providers.

Angela F. Bazzell Maria D. Guerrero Lydia T. Madsen Lindsey Bandini Terry Harrington Jonathan Siman Charlene E. Stein Jason B. Fleming, MD Alexandra Huffman AOCNS, FNAP Heather Greenlee AOCNP

January 9, 2026 Online First (2026) https://doi.org/10.6004/jadpro.2026.17.7.2

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Top Institutions in Oncology

Ranking is based on citation frequency across our internal corpus of peer-reviewed articles.

#1

National Comprehensive Cancer Network

Fort Washington, PA
The NCCN is a leading alliance of cancer centers that provides guidelines to enhance patient-centered cancer care. Their extensive guidelines are recognized globally.
Key Differentiators
- Oncology
#2

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

New York, NY
Memorial Sloan Kettering is renowned for its innovative approaches in cancer treatment, including integrative medicine programs.
Key Differentiators
- Oncology
#3

National Cancer Institute

Bethesda, MD
The NCI is a pivotal institution in cancer research and treatment, recognized for its comprehensive cancer center designation.
Key Differentiators
- Oncology

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Table of Contents Archive

Angela F. Bazzell

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: Angela F. Bazzell, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, AOCNP, is an advanced practice registered nurse and family nurse practitioner with oncology certification. Her work in JADPRO addresses the use of artificial intelligence tools, including Scopus AI, to support literature searching and early systematic review development for oncology advanced practice providers.

Contributions:

https://jadpro.com/online-first/2026/the-promise-of-artificial-intelligence-to-aid-in-systematic-reviews-an-examination-of-scopus-ai/

Maria D. Guerrero

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: Maria D. Guerrero, DNP, NP-C, AOCNP, writes on oncology advanced practice topics, with a focus on clinical management considerations in hematologic malignancies. Her JADPRO work addresses practical, evidence-based strategies for monitoring and managing toxicities associated with nivolumab-AVD therapy in advanced-stage Hodgkin lymphoma.

Lydia T. Madsen

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: Lydia T. Madsen, PhD, RN, AOCNS, FNAP, writes on oncology practice scholarship and the use of artificial intelligence tools to support systematic review development. Her work in JADPRO addresses how advanced practice providers can use resources such as Scopus AI to streamline early literature searching and topic exploration for evidence synthesis.

Contributions:

https://jadpro.com/online-first/2026/the-promise-of-artificial-intelligence-to-aid-in-systematic-reviews-an-examination-of-scopus-ai/

Lindsey Bandini

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: Lindsey Bandini, MPH, is a coauthor of a Journal of the Advanced Practitioner in Oncology article on consensus principles for advanced practice providers in oncology care. Her work in this source focuses on optimizing APP clinical practice utilization, professional growth, interdisciplinary collaboration, and APP leadership structures in oncology organizations.

Contributions:

https://jadpro.com/online-first/2026/advanced-practice-providers-in-oncology-care-consensus-principles-for-clinical-practice-utilization/

Terry Harrington

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: Terry Harrington, MS, is an author on a JADPRO Practice Matters article addressing consensus principles for optimizing advanced practice provider utilization in oncology care. The article focuses on APP professional growth, interdisciplinary collaboration, and leadership structures within oncology organizations.

Jonathan Siman

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: Jonathan Siman, DACM, contributed to research in JADPRO examining how NCCN Member Institutions deliver integrative oncology services for patients with cancer. The work addresses practice patterns in integrative oncology, including service availability, referral processes, employment structures, funding models, and the role of advanced practice providers across responding cancer centers.

Charlene E. Stein

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: Charlene E. Stein, MHA, BSN, is a coauthor of research on integrative oncology models of care and practice patterns across NCCN Member Institutions. Her work reflected in the source article focuses on how cancer centers deliver integrative oncology services, including referral processes, service availability, funding structures, and the role of advanced practice providers.

Jason B. Fleming, MD

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: Jason B. Fleming, MD, is a physician author who contributed to a JADPRO research article on integrative oncology models of care and practice patterns across NCCN Member Institutions. His published work in the provided data focuses on how cancer centers deliver integrative oncology services, including referral processes, service types, funding models, and the role of advanced practice providers in supporting access to complementary care for patients with cancer.

Alexandra Huffman

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: Alexandra Huffman, MSW, is a social work professional whose published work addresses integrative oncology models of care and practice patterns across NCCN Member Institutions, including how cancer centers deliver complementary and supportive oncology services.

Heather Greenlee

Affiliations: Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center

Bio: Heather Greenlee, ND, PhD, is affiliated with Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. Her work focuses on nutrition, physical activity, integrative oncology, and survivorship for people affected by cancer, with particular attention to breast cancer survivors and underserved communities. Dr. Greenlee began collaborating with Cook for Your Life founder Ann Ogden Gaffney while on faculty at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health and later relocated to Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in 2017. Her recent publications examine diet quality, physical activity, cardiometabolic and cardiovascular outcomes after breast cancer, culturally tailored lifestyle interventions, vitamin D, coenzyme Q10 during breast cancer treatment, and models of integrative oncology care.