The Global Knowledge Center (GKC) is an education hub designed to meet the educational needs of primary care providers and all healthcare professionals who have touchpoints and care for the lung cancer community. Powered by the latest learning technology, its relevant and transformative education can help improve the quality of life and survival for at-risk, vulnerable, underserved, and marginalized populations.
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Preparing Primary Care and Community Health Teams for Lung Cancer Screening: A Micro-Education Series
BundleThis course bundle provides essential education on lung cancer screening and care for primary care providers, navigators, community health workers, and allied health professionals.
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Incidental Pulmonary Nodules Activity Series
BundleThis series equips healthcare professionals with essential knowledge for the early detection and evidence-based management of incidental pulmonary nodules (IPNs), promoting high-quality, timely care and improved patient outcomes in thoracic imaging.
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Health Disparities and Lung Cancer Screening
CourseThis microlearning course equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge to promote equitable lung cancer screening. Learners will learn about disparities in lung cancer burden, differences in smoking patterns and strategies to overcome barriers.
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Leveraging Mammograms to Reach At-Risk Women for Lung Cancer Early Detection
CourseThis course explores innovative strategies to enhance early detection of lung cancer among women by utilizing mammogram appointments as a unique touchpoint for targeted health interventions.
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ACR Lung-RADS v2022: An Update on Lung Cancer Screening Reporting and Management
Course5.0 average rating (1 review)In this engaging course, learners will explore Lung-RADS v2022 updates, compare them with the 2014 version, and learn to apply revised criteria for improved lung cancer screening and patient care.
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Revolutionizing Small Cell Lung Cancer Treatment: A Resource Center
CourseThis 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.