Northwest AHEC
Course Number: 73611
19th Annual Breast Cancer Symposium
Jan 24, 2025 - 08:50 AM EST to 04:45 PM EST
Michelle Adams
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Event Description: The optimal treatment of breast cancer patients involves a multidisciplinary team of physicians. Due to the time constraints placed on health care providers who treat breast cancer, it is a challenge to provide and attend educational opportunities that bring together medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists as well as radiologists, pathologists, nurses and allied health staff. This symposium aims to address this educational need by providing participants with the latest developments in multidisciplinary fields that treat and care for breast cancer patients.
Objectives
Understand the difference between Contrast enhanced mammography vs. MRI vs. Ultrasound.
Recognize the implications of the pathologic difference between atypical and malignant breast lesions.
Make informed decisions about when to use genetic panel testing in the diagnosis and management of breast
cancer patients.
Describe the management of estrogen receptor positive and node positive breast cancer patients' treatment.
Discuss the surgical management of breast cancer.
Recognize the role of breast navigation and survivorship plays in the care of cancer patients.
Discuss newer techniques in radiation techniques for breast cancer patients.
Available Credits
Audience
This activity is designed for physicians (oncologists, radiation oncologists, surgeons, plastic surgeons, gynecologists, family and primary care), physician assistants, radiology technicians, nurse practitioners, oncology nurses and other nurses who care for breast cancer patients in different practice settings.
Speakers
Katherine C Ansley, MD
Doris R Brown, MD, PhD
Daniel Coldren, MD
Emily Douglas, MD
Charity Glass
Edward A Levine, MD
Susan A Melin, MD
Candace Parker-Autry, MD
Nori Richen
Hadley Sharp, MD
Thomas Steele, MD
Margaret A Yacobozzi, MD
