Advancing treatments and cures for cancer is one of the great challenges of science today. One of the country’s leading and most influential physician groups participating in clinical trials and new treatments is Tennessee Oncology. Since 1976, this Nashville-based organization has delivered world-class cancer treatments to cancer patients through a network of 31 community-based clinics. Information technology plays a pivotal role in enabling the practice to deliver critical oncology services in this distributed approach. For David Stewart, Tennessee Oncology’s Chief Information Officer, this is a point of pride. Tennessee Oncology leverages Unity EdgeConnect for application-based network segmentation to secure patient information from LAN to WAN to LAN Cancer care specialist

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