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课程名称：2021年癌症预防网络活动（符合继续教育要求） 课程概述：本视频课程强调预防和降低风险在减少癌症发生中的重要性。所有学习者需要观看视频模块，阅读相关文章，并在测验中达到80%以上的合格分数以完成课程。完成课程后，学习者将收到一个链接以申请继续医学和护理教育学分。 课程描述：下一代选择基金会（NGCF或Less Cancer）与弗吉尼亚大学和美利坚大学合作，推广癌症预防的理念，旨在应对日益增长的癌症发生率，并提升癌症预防意识，使风险降低和预防成为人们癌症预防的重要组成部分。这种方法与以往集中于治疗的理念有所不同，过去的理念强调战胜、征服或治愈癌症。许多癌症是可以通过降低风险因素来预防的，例如饮水供应和基础设施中的PFAS和铅腐蚀、吸烟、紫外线曝露、石棉曝露、特定污染源的污染、不平等和差异，以及倡导健康的生活方式选择，如饮食、锻炼和营养。 课程大纲： - 第一部分：癌症预防研讨会欢迎词 - 主讲嘉宾包括：美国国会议员Debbie Dingell、Less Cancer创始人Bill Couzens等。 - 第二部分：Less Cancer领导者 - 第三部分：国会在癌症预防工作中的领导作用 - 第四部分：电子烟与烟草干预 - 第五部分：胰腺筛查与囊肿 - 第六部分：癌症中的差异与不平等 - 第七部分：自我倡导、综合护理与健康习惯 - 第八部分：福基尔健康城镇倡议小组 - 第九部分：与感染相关的风险（HPV、乙型肝炎、幽门螺旋杆菌、HIV、COVID） - 第十部分：PFAS（全氟和多氟烷基物质）及法规合规 - 第十一部分：环境小组讨论 - 第十二部分：总结 课程结束后，学员能够对癌症预防的重要性有更深入的理解，并能够在专业领域内应用所学知识。
Part: 1
Title:Welcome to the Cancer Prevention Workshop
Description:1. Debbie Dingell, MS, US Representative (Michigan, 12th District) and Sponsor for the National Cancer Prevention Caucus 2. William U. “Bill” Couzens, Founder and President of Less Cancer 3. Program and Continuing Education Information Andrea Zimmerman, EdD, Learning Engineer, Continuing Medical Education, University of Virginia 4. Role of continuing education in healthcare Jann Balmer, PhD, RN, FACEHP, Director of Continuing Medical Education, University of Virginia; Chairperson of Less Cancer Board of Directors 5. Importance in interprofessional healthcare Kathryn Reid, PhD, RN, FNP-C, CNL, Associate Professor of Nursing and Lead Nurse Planner of School of Nursing Continuing Education, University of Virginia 6. Importance of primary care as first line of intervention Kathleen Haden, MSN, RN, ANP, Nursing Content Expert; Nurse Practitioner of Surgical Oncology, University of Virginia
Part: 2
Title:Less Cancer Leaders
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Part: 3
Title:Congressional Leadership in Cancer Prevention Efforts
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Part: 4
Title:Vaping, E-cigarettes, and Tobacco Interventions
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Part: 5
Title:Pancreatic screening and cysts
Description:Kathleen Haden, MSN, RN, ANP, Nurse Practitioner of Surgical Oncology, University of Virginia and Vanessa Shami, MD, Professor of Medicine, University of Virginia
Part: 6
Title:Disparities & Inequities in Cancer
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Part: 7
Title:Self-advocacy, Integrated Care, and Healthy Habits
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Part: 8
Title:Healthy Town Initiatives Panel-Fauquier Virginia
Description:Moderated by Kirsten Dueck, Senior Program Officer, Path Foundation 1. Megan Catalfamo, Director, Experiential and Service Learning, Highland School Warrenton, VA 2. Chris Forsten, Performance Coach and Program Director, Parisi Speed School Old Town Athletic Club 3. Rob Marino, MSW, Executive Director, Fauquier Free Clinic 4. Kristen McAuliffe, Supervisor, Fauquier Reaches for Excellence in School Health (FRESH) 5. Darryl Neher, Executive Director, Fauquier Habitat for Humanity 6. Brandie Schaeffer, Warrenton Town Manager
Part: 9
Title:Infection associated risks (HPV, HepB, H Pylori, HIV, COVID)
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Part: 10
Title:PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkylated substances) and regulatory compliance
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Part: 11
Title:Environmental Panel
Description:Moderated by Miles O’Brien, Independent broadcast news journalist, producer, director, Miles O’Brien Productions; science correspondent for PBS NewsHour; Less Cancer Board Member; Advocate and Rider for Less Cancer Bike Ride
Part: 12
Title:Closing
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This web-based video course focuses on the importance of prevention and risk reduction in decreasing cancer occurrences. All learners will need to watch the video modules, read associated articles, and achieve a passing score of 80% on quizzes in order to complete the course. After completing the course, learners will receive a link to claim continuing medical and nursing education credit. DESCRIPTION Next Generation Choices Foundation (NGCF or Less Cancer), lesscancer.org, in conjunction with the University of Virginia and American University, promotes a prevention paradigm for addressing the alarming trend of increasing cancer incidences and raises awareness of cancer prevention to make risk reduction and prevention a vital part of the cancer paradigm for all people. This is a departure from previous treatment-focused approaches that talked about beating, conquering, or curing cancer. Many cancers are preventable by reducing risk factors, such as PFAS and lead corrosion in water supply and infrastructure, use of tobacco products, ultraviolet light exposure, asbestos exposure, specific contaminants and pollution sources, disparities and inequities, and promoting healthy lifestyle choices, such as diet, exercise, and nutrition. Visit the FAQs below for important information regarding 1) Activity faculty and their credentials; 2) Accreditation and Credit Designation statements; 3) Commercial support disclosure statement; 4) Disclosure of financial relationships for every person in control of activity content and their role in the activity; 5) Date of original release and Termination or expiration date.
