Fabp7 Silencing as a Strategy to Treat Mutant GFAP-induced Neuroinflammation in Alexander’s Disease

There are more than 300,000 cancer survivors in Wisconsin, a number expected to rise significantly in the coming decade. Yet, cancer survivorship care remains fragmented—primary care providers (PCPs) often face challenges coordinating with oncology teams, resulting in unmet needs, poor communication and worse outcomes for underserved patients. This project, POISE Wisconsin, will conduct surveys and focus groups with PCPs across the state to identify multi-level barriers and facilitators to care coordination. Guided by Implementation Science frameworks and a health equity lens, the study will highlight the strategies and resources needed to integrate primary and oncology care in Wisconsin.