• Second opinion and consultation services via Tele-Oncology for member physicians
• Detailed information on investigator-initiated prevention, screening, early detection, and therapeutic clinical trials conducted at the University of Kansas Cancer Center (web search engine)
• Member networking events and conferences
• Outreach programs for screening, prevention, early detection
• Access to MCA members-only web resources
• Continuing medical and nursing education credits
• Participation on alliance committees
• Ongoing promotion of Alliance members through MCA's website, marketing materials, and press releases

Includes Community Partner member features listed above plus:

• Enroll patients at member site for selected multi-site investigator-initiated prevention, screening, early detection, and therapeutic clinical trials
• Access to Network Institutional Review Board (IRB) services and the Velos-based comprehensive clinical trials management software system for MCA-sponsored clinical trials
• Usage of MCA Clinical Research Partner brand

• Annual membership fees paid
• Access to TeleHealth/ITV network (costs to implement ITV system are in addition to annual membership fee)
• Data submission: Cancer incidence and mortality and outreach program attendance
• Co-host on-site MCA events

Includes Community Partner member requirements listed above plus:

• Staffing: Dedicated program administrator; oncology trained nurse and back-up; oncologist with on-site presence a minimum of every 3 months
• Chemotherapy administration
• Utilize KU's Clinical Research Information Service (CRIS) software for MCA-sponsored clinical trials
• Waive to MCA Network Institutional Review Board (IRB) for MCA-sponsored clinical trials
• Oncologists participating in clinical trials must have active Southwest Oncology Group (SWOG) and Clinical Trials Support Unit (CTSU) memberships or complete eligibility requirements to gain membership
• Complete periodic site visits