
Applying the Latest Evidence in Breast Cancer: Individualizing Treatment Plans Based on Patient-, Disease-, and Treatment-Related Factors

Applying the Latest Evidence in Breast Cancer: Individualizing Treatment Plans Based on Patient-, Disease-, and Treatment-Related Factors is organized by Prime Education, LLC.
Release Date: August 4, 2023
Expiration Date: August 3, 2024
Description:
Balancing patient- and tumor-specific factors is key in treatment planning as you individualize care for your patients with breast cancer. In this second clinical case challenge in our series, test your skills in individualizing treatment plans, differentiating novel agents, and appropriately sequencing therapies based on biomarker status for breast cancer patients. Hear from a real-world patient and see how you stack up against your peers as you consider treatment strategies and review expert narratives on the latest evidence.
This activity is delivered in partnership with CancerCare.
Learning Objectives:
• Differentiate novel therapies for HER2- breast cancer and triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) based on mechanism of action, clinical data for their safety and efficacy
• Design individualized treatment plans for patients with TNBC based on recent evidence and patient-, disease-, and treatment-related factors
• Apply current evidence-based guidelines to treatment selection and sequencing to optimize patient outcomes
• Employ interprofessional strategies to monitor for and mitigate treatment-related adverse events
• Implement evidence-based approaches to engage patients in shared decision-making to support patient-centered care
Agenda:
• Advancing Evidence-Based, Guideline-Informed Approaches to Treatment Sequencing
• Differentiating Novel Therapies Based on Mechanism of Action and Patient-, Disease-, and Treatment-Related Factors
• Mitigating Adverse Events Associated With Novel Breast Cancer Treatments
• Improving Shared Decision-Making and Patient-Centered Care