Georgetown’s Weiner and Hackensack’s Pecora tell us how they created a consortium spanning 233 miles

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Georgetown’s Louis M. Weiner and Hackensack’s Andrew L. Pecora started to discuss forming a consortium in 2011, roughly at the time when it became clear that conferencing and data transfer technologies were making it possible for cancer centers located hundreds of miles apart to operate in a coordinated manner.

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