Global Knowledge Center for Lung Cancer
The Global Knowledge Center for Lung Cancer is an education hub designed for all lung cancer healthcare professionals.
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Revolutionizing Small Cell Lung Cancer Treatment: A Resource Center
This insightful recorded webinar, led by oncologist Dr. Jacob Sands and Nurse Practitioner Stephanie McDonald, will explore this therapeutic advancement that promises to improve outcomes for people with small cell lung cancer.
Introduction to Lung-RADS 2.0 and Management of Lung Nodules Using Lung-RADS Classifications System
Understand the value of structured reporting as you become familiar with Lung-RADS 2.0 and its role in managing lung nodules. Explore Lung-RADS categories and the criteria for classifying lung nodules within the Lung-RADS system.
Management of Lung-RADS 3 and 4s
Explore Lung-RADS 3 and 4s and their significance in lung cancer screening. Then, apply clinical guidelines to develop patient management plans, including follow-up imaging and referrals.
Real-World Coding of Lung Cancer Screening and Lung Nodules: A Case-Based Clinical Guide
Explore practical, case-based guidance on coding for lung cancer screening and lung nodule management. Learn to navigate USPSTF guidelines, insurance barriers, pre-authorization, and compliant coding for LDCT, follow-ups, and incidental findings.
Stigma in Lung Cancer
This course explores how stigma affects lung cancer care and outcomes, its roots in smoking associations, and offers strategies for empathetic, equitable, and nonjudgmental patient support.
The Value of Nodule Boards and Multidisciplinary Teams
Explore the value of nodule boards and multidisciplinary teams in lung cancer care, covering team composition, patient-centered approaches, measuring collaborative care efficacy, and the role of thoracic oncology tumor boards in quality outcomes.