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UHN PM Cancer Campus

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Communication for Collaboration COVID Resources Difficult Conversations in Cancer (Virtual) Difficult Conversations in Cancer - ICEC Workshop Health Literacy and Cancer
Foundations of Leadership in Radiation Oncology 2020 Global Oncology Leadership Development Program Young Leaders in Cancer Program
Accelerated Education Program Cancer 360 Cancer 360: TDSB Cancer Staging Video Series CARO-ARRO Collaborative Global Oncology Enrichment Program John Bradley Summer Research Program Orientation for RMP Residents & Fellows Pediatric Radiation Oncology Rounds and Special Talks: Live Stream & Videos Tobacco Use and Smoking Cessation for Oncology Health Care Providers Toronto Global Cancer Control Conference

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A Global Resource for Cancer Education

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Princess Margaret Cancer Campus

A Global Resource for Cancer Education

Choose from a range of courses
Check back often, new topics are added frequently
Share with your professional network

Welcome to The Princess Margaret Cancer Campus

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Difficult Conversations in Cancer - ICEC Workshop

Difficult Conversations in Health Literate Care  is a 2-Part course designed to provide you with skills to support patients and families through difficult conversations with a focus on health literacy.

Closed

Closed course (International Cancer Education Conference -ICEC- Workshop Participants Only)

Cancer 360: Toronto District School Board (TDSB)

This course provides exposure to a diverse range of topics in cancer to promote a holistic understanding of cancer and cancer survivorship for high school students within the Toronto District School Board (TDSB).

Open

(For students within the Toronto District School Board only)

Cancer 360

This course provides exposure to a diverse range of topics in cancer to promote a holistic understanding of cancer and cancer survivorship for current and future cancer health professionals.

Open

Communications

Communication for Collaboration

Communication is fundamental to collaborating in healthcare. This course provides health professional trainees an opportunity to develop skills to support patient and families through  challenging  conversations.

Closed

(Access is limited to Michener/UofT Medical Radiation Sciences students only)

COVID Resources

COVID Resources includes eLearning modules on topics ranging from mindfulness to communication to support healthcare providers and screeners.

Open

Difficult Conversations in Cancer (Virtual)

Difficult Conversations in Health Literate Care  is a 2-Part course designed to provide you with skills to support patients and families through difficult conversations with a focus on health literacy.

Closed

Closed course (UHN, Cancer Program Only)

Health Literacy and Cancer

Low health literacy is a system-wide problem leaving patients in a position where they cannot easily access, understand or navigate their health and the healthcare system. Communication is central to improving health literacy.

Closed

(Access limited to Oncologists within the BC Cancer System)

John Bradley Summer Research Program

Closed

(Application-based enrollment only)

Leadership

Foundations of Leadership in Radiation Oncology 2020

The course aims to equip participants with the knowledge, skills and attributes viewed as the building blocks for effective leadership.

Closed

(Application-based, ESTRO Only)

Young Leaders in Cancer Program

Leadership skills are critical for all cancer care professionals. This course provides a structured opportunity for cancer professionals to advance their leadership skills, building capacity within our communities to advance cancer care.

Closed

(Nomination-based enrollment, UHN Only)

Global Oncology Leadership Development Program

There are large gaps in access to cancer care globally. The GOLD program is designed to provide Medical Fellows with the skills, networks and opportunities to develop as leaders in cancer care at a local, regional and international level.

Closed

(Application-based enrollment, UHN Only)

Cancer

Accelerated Education Program

The Accelerated Education Program at the Princess Margaret (AEPatPM) aims to accelerate the mobilization and translation of knowledge into practice on a local, national, and global scale.

Open

Cancer Staging Video Series

This video series is for healthcare providers in the global cancer community with a focus on the fundamentals of cancer staging. Videos are available in English, Russian, French, Spanish, Arabic and Chinese.

Open

CARO-ARRO Collaborative Global Oncology Enrichment Program

Learn key concepts in global oncology and cancer control, with opportunities for mentorship and strategic connections with current leaders in global oncology

Open

Any trainees or junior faculty in radiation oncology, medical physics or radiation therapy

Orientation for Residents and Fellows in the Radiation Medicine Program, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre

This course provides residents and fellows starting at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in the Radiation Medicine Program with information to help get set up before and after they arrive in Toronto.

Closed

(Access is limited to Residents and Fellows in Radiation Medicine at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre only)

Pediatric Radiation Oncology

This course includes the basic principles of oncologic management for common pediatric cancers including acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), Ewing sarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, Wilms’ tumour, medulloblastoma, and retinoblastoma.

Closed

(This course is available by access code only)

Rounds and Special Talks: Live Stream & Videos

Various rounds and special talks offered at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre are publically available in an effort to share innovations, stimulate conversations and collaborations, and build networks locally and globally.

Open

Tobacco Use and Smoking Cessation for Oncology Health Care Providers

Helping patients quit smoking can result in many benefits including improved patient outcomes, and lowered disease recurrence. This course provides evidence and tips for talking to patients and their families about smoking cessation.

Open

Toronto Global Cancer Control Conference

The  Toronto Global Cancer Control Conference  was co-hosted in Toronto by the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and the University of Toronto, Dalla Lana School of Public Health.  Keynotes and plenaries are available.

Open

Made possible by the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation

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