This course bundle provides essential education on lung cancer screening and care for primary care providers, navigators, community health workers, and allied health professionals. It encompasses content from across the lung cancer care continuum, from screening and early detection to treatment options, coding and billing resources, and more. This course was developed directly from feedback from clinicians to empower healthcare professionals and communities to improve lung cancer awareness, prevention, and care outcomes.
All Courses, Micro Education Series
Expand your knowledge of coding and billing for cessation services, including counseling and pharmacotherapy. Familiarize yourself with ICD-10 codes and understand coding considerations based on provider type, scope of practice, and service delivery.
Free
All Courses, Micro Education Series
Learn about the diagnostic workup of suspicious lung nodules, including noninvasive, invasive, and molecular methods used to build a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and staging lung cancer.
Free
All Courses, Micro Education Series
Learn about tobacco use patterns while exploring opportunities to provide smoking cessation counseling across the care continuum and treatment, including pharmacotherapy options to support cessation.
Free
All Courses, Incidental Pulmonary Nodules, Micro Education Series
Understand the value of structured reporting using Fleischner Criteria in the context of lung nodule management. Review key clinical considerations for making management decisions based on the Fleischner Criteria.
Free
All Courses, Screening, Micro Education Series
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.
Free
All Courses, Micro Education Series
Review the history of lung cancer screening, from its origins to future advancements. Gain an understanding of the current U.S. Preventive Services Task Force guidelines and eligibility criteria, while examining lung cancer screening program models.
Free
