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The UNCLCN Learning Portal contains oncology education videos presented by experts in North Carolina and throughout the US.
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Physicians, Nurses, Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, Radiologic Technologists, and Oncology Data Specialists

Upcoming Live Webinar

Management of Radiation Side Effects: Focus on Thoracic and Gynecologic Malignancies

Ashley Weiner, MD, PhD

September 2 • 12:00 – 1:00 PM EST

Radiation therapy is commonly used in the management of a variety of malignancies. Radiation treatments can have side effects that depend on overall radiation dose, site of radiation, and proximity to organs at risk. Radiation side effects can be acute effects (occurring during or shortly after a course of radiation) or late effect (occurring months to years after radiation). This talk will detail the management of side effects that may occur with courses of thoracic and gynecologic radiotherapy.

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Health Communication in the Era of Publicly Available Medical Information and Misinformation

Ilona Fridman, PhD

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Recent Courses

Non-Credit Course CAR-T 101: Overview of CAR-T Therapy and Management of Toxicities - SPOC Advanced Practice Provider Megan McElfresh, PA-C, will review chimeric antigen receptor therapy, associated side effects, and the treatment or prevention of side effects. 1.00 Participation	Non-Credit Course Embracing Indigenous Wisdom in Evidence Based Cancer Prevention: A Path of Collaboration, Respect, and Insight on Duke's Voyage - SPOC SAICEP Embracing Indigenous Wisdom in Evidence Based Cancer Prevention: A Path of Collaboration, Respect, and Insight on Duke’s Voyage” is a presentation that explores the partnership between modern scientific research and indigenous wisdom in the pursuit of effective cancer prevention strategies. It underscores the humility in learning from indigenous knowledge, and the discovery of insights that can enhance evidence-based approaches to cancer prevention. 1.00 Participation	Non-Credit Course Solid Organ Transplantation and Skin Cancer - SPOC Patient Centered Care Puneet Singh Jolly, MD, PhD discusses keratinocyte neoplasms are by far the most common malignancy in the world. While surgical treatments remain the most common and most effective therapy, there are numerous emerging non-surgical techniques. We discuss these and the rationale for using such treatments, particularly in specific challenging clinical scenarios. 1.00 Participation
Non-Credit Course Genitourinary Cancer Management in North Carolina - SPOC Research to Practice Hung-Jui Tan, MD, MSHPM, will review recent practice-changing research and new management recommendations for patients with prostate, kidney, bladder, and testicular cancer. 1.00 Participation	Non-Credit Course Lung Cancer Screening Essentials - SPOC Advanced Practice Provider This multidisciplinary Panel Presentation will describe the importance of CT-based lung cancer screening, indications and criteria for screening, the optimal structure and requirements of a screening program, and the current state of screening at UNC. We will present practical information relevant to providers who may order screening CT and/or may discuss screening with patients. 1.00 Participation	Non-Credit Course Oncologic Emergencies: Superior Vena Cava Syndrome, Hypercalcemia, and SIADH - SPOC Advanced Practice Provider Allison Phillips, MPAP, MHPE, PA-C, reviews the clinical manifestations, underlying causes, and management of some of the most common emergencies facing patients undergoing cancer treatment, including Superior Vena Cava Syndrome, Hypercalcemia, and SIADH. 1.00 Participation