Webinars
The APOS Professional Education Committee launched the #APOSWebinarSeries in 2011 to provide ongoing professional education activities that further our mission of advancing the science and practice of psychosocial care for people affected by cancer. Our webinars are developed for multidisciplinary healthcare professionals conducting research and/or patient care activities related to psychosocial oncology.
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You will also have the option to view our past webinars in our enduring library, as well as our Psychosocial Oncology Knowledge & Skills Certificate Course.
Upcoming Webinars
Thursday, January 15 - 12PM-1:15PM
Integrating Technology with Behavioral Sleep Medicine
- Presented by Benjamin Brewer & Moderated by Guy Maytal
Friday, January 23 - 1PM-2:15PM
Implementing Feasible Suicide Risk Screening Pathways in Youth & Adults in the Oncology Setting
- Presented by Lisa Horowitz & Deborah Snyder & Moderated by Elizabeth Archer-Nanda
All times are Eastern / Include CEs
Catch one of our On-Demand Webinars Today!
- Cancer Caregiving in the US: Trends, Data, and Future Directions
- Body Image Distress Among Head & Neck Survivors: Emerging Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches for a Common but Understudied Survivorship Concern
- Supporting Adolescent & Young Adult (AYA) Survivors: Key Considerations for Effective Transitions
- From Wallpaper to Expert: The Role of Caregivers on Your Medical Team
- Medical Aid in Dying: Autonomy, Ethics, & Evolving Practices Across States
- Clinician Insights: Bridging Practice & Research in Psycho-Oncology
- Trauma Informed Care in Oncology: Caring with Compassion
- Shaken to the Core: Spiritual Struggles as a Vital Topic for Clinical Practice and Research
Take our Psychosocial Oncology Knowledge & Skills Certificate Course Today!
Learning Objectives
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- Recognize phases of cancer survivorship and potential for increased distress at each phase.
- Describe basic cancer treatment strategies and ability to identify the potential psychiatric and psychosocial effects of each.
- Assess patient/family social and practical problems and social determinants of health.
- Discuss evidence-based treatment approaches for most common cancer-related psychological problems.
Are you interested in planning or presenting a webinar?
Please complete the form below and email the headshots of all those involved with credentials to info@apos-society.org and we will work on getting it scheduled.