To meet and exceed INCP accreditation Standards; ensure members of the cancer care team have current knowledge of cancer prevention, early detection, diagnosis, stage of disease, treatment guidelines and prognostic factors, treatment, and follow-up care; improve Sharp HealthCare’s quality of care through various cancer-related programs and activities; and provide the full continuum of cancer, from prevention to survivorship and end-of-life care, while addressing both survival and quality of care...

To meet and exceed INCP accreditation Standards; ensure members of the cancer care team have current knowledge of cancer prevention, early detection, diagnosis, stage of disease, treatment guidelines and prognostic factors, treatment, and follow-up care; improve Sharp HealthCare’s quality of care through various cancer-related programs and activities; and provide the full continuum of cancer, from prevention to survivorship and end-of-life care, while addressing both survival and quality of care...

To meet and exceed INCP accreditation Standards; ensure members of the cancer care team have current knowledge of cancer prevention, early detection, diagnosis, stage of disease, treatment guidelines and prognostic factors, treatment, and follow-up care; improve Sharp HealthCare’s quality of care through various cancer-related programs and activities; and provide the full continuum of cancer, from prevention to survivorship and end-of-life care, while addressing both survival and quality of care...

The Breast Program Leadership Committee (BPLC) is the governing body of the breast center and is chaired by the BPD. There must be a core group of health care professionals from different disciplines who contribute to the policies and procedures of the center. BPLC member disciplines include, but are not limited to, pathology, radiology, surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology, reconstruction, research, nursing, social work, hospital administration, and other members when probable and as d...

The Breast Program Leadership Committee (BPLC) is the governing body of the breast center and is chaired by the BPD. There must be a core group of health care professionals from different disciplines who contribute to the policies and procedures of the center. BPLC member disciplines include, but are not limited to, pathology, radiology, surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology, reconstruction, research, nursing, social work, hospital administration, and other members when probable and as d...

The Breast Program Leadership Committee (BPLC) is the governing body of the breast center and is chaired by the BPD. There must be a core group of health care professionals from different disciplines who contribute to the policies and procedures of the center. BPLC member disciplines include, but are not limited to, pathology, radiology, surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology, reconstruction, research, nursing, social work, hospital administration, and other members when probable and as d...

The Breast Program Leadership Committee (BPLC) is the governing body of the breast center and is chaired by the BPD. There must be a core group of health care professionals from different disciplines who contribute to the policies and procedures of the center. BPLC member disciplines include, but are not limited to, pathology, radiology, surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology, reconstruction, research, nursing, social work, hospital administration, and other members when probable and as d...

To meet and exceed INCP accreditation Standards; ensure members of the cancer care team have current knowledge of cancer prevention, early detection, diagnosis, stage of disease, treatment guidelines and prognostic factors, treatment, and follow-up care; improve Sharp HealthCare’s quality of care through various cancer-related programs and activities; and provide the full continuum of cancer, from prevention to survivorship and end-of-life care, while addressing both survival and quality of care...

To meet and exceed INCP accreditation Standards; ensure members of the cancer care team have current knowledge of cancer prevention, early detection, diagnosis, stage of disease, treatment guidelines and prognostic factors, treatment, and follow-up care; improve Sharp HealthCare’s quality of care through various cancer-related programs and activities; and provide the full continuum of cancer, from prevention to survivorship and end-of-life care, while addressing both survival and quality of care...

This activity reviews cases, cite medical literature, develops treatment plans for selected cases, and identify results in terms of change in competence, performance and/or patient outcomes.  Target audience is Neuro-oncology, Oncology, Oncology Clinical Social Worker, Oncology Nurse, Clinical Research Nurses, Genetic Counselor, and interested health care professionals.