RESOURCES · FOR ONCOLOGISTS
Resources for practicing oncologists
Tools to help you and your team support patients with cancer in rural communities.
FEATURED RESOURCE
Oncology101.org
Plain-language cancer education you can share with patients and families
WHAT IT IS
A patient-education website with short videos and plain-language explanations of cancer treatments, clinical trials and medical terms.
The site describes its content as physician-developed, NCCN-aligned and written in NIH plain language, and designed for use in the clinic and at home.
Visit Oncology101.orgExplain clinical trials
Trial-specific videos and an overview of the consent process help patients understand studies before they enroll.
Reinforce treatment discussions
Patients can review regimens and terms at home, after the visit, at their own pace.
Useful wherever patients live
Available online, so families far from a cancer center can learn between appointments.
INSIDE ONCOLOGY101.ORG
Sections to share with patients
Clinical Trial Library
Videos on how trials work, the consent process and specific studies.
Open →Trial Finder
A starting point for patients looking for clinical trials.
Open →Treatment Regimens
Plain-language information about cancer treatments.
Open →CAR-T & BiTEs
Background on cellular therapies and bispecific antibodies.
Open →Patient Dictionary
Common cancer terms explained simply.
Open →Terminology
Medical terminology for patients and caregivers.
Open →Smoking Cessation
Video resources to support quitting tobacco.
Open →Podcast
Audio episodes on cancer topics.
Open →Oncology101.org is an independent website. Its content is for patient education and does not replace advice from a patient's own care team.
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