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RN and Allied Health Lecture– Breast Imaging Technologies: Cancer Detection & Personalized Medicine
June 13, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
| Cherie M. Kuzmiak, DO, FACR, FSBI Associate Professor Department of Radiology UNC School Medicine University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
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Breast Imaging Technologies: Cancer Detection & Personalized Medicine
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the world. There is no preventable cause for the disease. Consequently, our best means for detection and saving lives is with screening. This lecture will focus on essential advances in breast imaging and cancer detection.
Lecture Objectives:
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List three new developments in breast imaging
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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the advances in breast imaging and cancer detection
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Describe how the advances in breast imaging and cancer detection can be applied to the participant’s practice patterns to benefit their patients
To Receive Continuing Education Credit:
- Attend the live lecture, either by going to a designated site or by using Zoom (registration link above).
- Be present in the lecture for a minimum of 50 minutes.
- After attending the live lecture, complete an evaluation and download your certificate.
- The instructions and password for the evaluation will be provided after the lecture is over.
- If you attend at a designated site, the site coordinator will provide you with the Live Activity Evaluation Instructions.
- If you attend via Zoom Webinar, you will receive an email 24 hours after the lecture with a link to the Live Activity Evaluation Instructions.
- Attendance at the live lecture is required to receive the Live Activity Evaluation Instructions.
Lecture Resources:
- Flyer ( JPEG | PDF )
- Presentation Handout
- Live Link (Livestream of lecture; recording available for viewing within 48 hours of lecture.)
UNCCN Site Coordinators:
- All documents and information for UNCCN Site Coordinators (including connection information, presentation handout, and links to obtain certificates) can be accessed on the UNC Cancer Network Learning Portal.
*Lecture topic subject to change.