Roshani Patel is a fellowship trained breast surgeon at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Manchester. She was recently elected to the NH Comprehensive Cancer Collaboration’s Board of Directors and named Chair of the newly formed Medical Advisory Committee. Patel is on the Board as the State Chair of the Commission on Cancer’s (COC) Liaison Program, succeeding Dr. “As the new State Chair for the American College of Surgeons COC, I look forward to meeting cancer liaisons at hospitals to gain a better understanding of challenges that health care organizations are dealing with in regards to access and resources,” Dr. Patel said. “I look forward to working together to ensure that all cancer patients in New Hampshire have the resources, support, and leading edge care that we would all like to provide for them readily available. I believe that I will also learn a great deal from other health care providers and I am anxious to begin working with them.” Dr. Patel joined the Dartmouth-Hitchcock medical staff in 2010 and has been a key player in establishing the breast cancer program at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Manchester.

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She has been instrumental in developing care pathways for newly diagnosed patients that provide a seamless transition between diagnosis and treatment, using targeted therapies to decrease toxicity and improve tumor response, and incorporating support services, rehabilitation, and nutrition into the treatment plan to improve patient outcomes and well-being. She is a firm believer in establishing strong relationships to further help her patients and has gained support from community wellness partners like the Manchester and Londonderry YMCAs through their LIVESTRONG® at the Y program. “We are also working to setup online programs as well as free programs to complement LIVESTRONG® at the Y programs at local hospitals,” Dr.

“Patients who receive treatment such as chemotherapy would participate at a hospital-based program prior to LIVESTRONG® at the Y. After LIVESTRONG® at the Y concludes, our goal is to have group classes for cancer survivors. There is also the Inspire Program for patients and families who may be waiting to enroll in LIVESTRONG® at the Y.” Dr. Patel also feels it is important to provide outreach and education on cancer prevention, detection, and preventive health. Later this month, she is leading a discussion “Take Charge of Your Breast Health” at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Manchester on October 26 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. She will offer a comprehensive overview of breast health that will include screening guidelines, breast cancer risk factors, prevention measures, and new advances in screening options at Dartmouth-Hitchcock. People can register at or call (603) 302-1633.

Patel’s patients have been extremely vocal in expressing how much she means to them and have given back in a variety of ways. “A group of five of my patients have held various fundraisers for a Hope Chest that is kept at Elliot Hospital Radiation Oncology so that patients, regardless of what hospital they receive care at in Manchester, Salem, Hooksett, or Londonderry, can receive two $25 gift cards for Walmart, Market Basket, or Rite-Aid,” she said.

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Elite Real Power Software. Patel’s Pink Warriors” from 2012-2014 for the American Cancer Society.” With over 30 locations and 900 providers, Dartmouth-Hitchcock is committed to caring for primary and specialty health care needs. As a health system, Dartmouth-Hitchcock works to find ways to have cancer care teams throughout the system collaborate with local hospitals and community organizations to streamline patient care with clinical pathways, improve patient outcomes with collaborative research and innovative survivorship plans. To learn more about breast health, visit.