Enhancing Provider Education on Lung Cancer Care
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Our free interactive CME/CE online course, “Lung Cancer and the Primary Care Provider” offers up to 2.5 continuing education credit hours, including AMA PRA Category 1 credits, AANP, and AAFP Prescribed credits. This comprehensive online course addresses lung cancer care across the continuum, including lung cancer screening, shared decision making, treatment advances, patient follow-up, and survivorship care.
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RISK REDUCTION
Smoking is the biggest risk factor for lung cancer. The best way for patients to reduce their risk of developing lung cancer is to not smoke or stop smoking, and to avoid exposure to tobacco smoke.
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EARLY DETECTION
Low-dose CT (LDCT) scan helps find lung cancer before there are symptoms. LDCT has been proven to save lives by finding lung cancer early.
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TREATMENT
It is important for PCPs to promptly refer newly diagnosed patients to oncology providers for appropriate treatment. PCPs also play a role in navigation and advocacy for care of their patients.
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SURVIVORSHIP
It is critical that PCPs and oncologists work together to make the care system work for their patients, from diagnosis through treatment and end of life.
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