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Advocacy at Work

Tim McDonald

Patient voices. Advocacy leadership. Practical lessons for better healthcare.

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This Week in Advocacy - Vol. 22

Some advocacy happens on national television. Some happens on a panel of oncologists. And some happens outside a door that suddenly closed.

This week, I’m highlighting Megan-Claire J. Chase, Kelly Mellott, and Rachel Giles. Their posts com...

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What Patients See, What Pharmacists See, and Why Both Matter

What happens when patients and healthcare professionals are experiencing the same problem, but seeing very different parts of it?

In my conversation with Brooke Boring, she described something that came up when the Hematology Oncology Phar...

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Patient advocates are part of the research team. Pay them like it.

Patient research advocates with Fight Colorectal Cancer and a researcher at PCORI 2025 Annual Conference.

I read ASCO Connection’s article, “Patient Advocacy 101: Working With Patient Advocates in a Research Setting,” and there’s a...

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This Week in Advocacy - Vol. 21

Sometimes advocacy looks like a dinner where someone meets another person who understands what they’re going through.

Sometimes it looks like years of work to make sure patients help shape a clinical trial.

And sometimes it looks like cre...

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The Person Behind the Patient Advocate

Daniel G. Garza was already thinking about making a video on the drive home from his anal cancer diagnosis.

He had spent years speaking publicly about living with HIV. Sharing what was happening to him was familiar territory. So when he re...

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    Tim McDonald is a healthcare advocate, writer, speaker, and host of Advocacy at Work. He brings together people with lived experience and the leaders shaping healthcare to explore how advocacy can improve care, access, trust, and systems change.

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