The goals of this activity are for participants to examine synthesized data from completed studies, discuss the novel investigational agents available in ongoing clinical trials, and describe the rationale for and the results of studies that include novel agents to treat patients with advanced cancer.

 

This interprofessional and interdisciplinary educational activity convenes national leaders in oncology, psychology, and genetic counseling to present the latest data on the approaches to treating adolescents and young adults with cancer.

 

This interactive virtual program will provide patient-centered training for doctors and other healthcare professionals and will emphasize core competencies for responding to individual patient needs, values, and preferences by practicing communication skills such as open-ended inquiry, reflective listening, and empathy.

 

This program is designed to equip clinicians with the indispensable knowledge, critical thinking skills, and hands-on training necessary to deliver exceptional trauma care.

 

This activity will improve healthcare providers' ability to identify Black cisgender women who may benefit from PrEP and increase their confidence in discussing and prescribing PrEP.

 

This year’s symposium will focus on leadership skills in medicine.