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Learning Activity Agenda:

Scientific Committee:

Target Audience:

• Nursing and Midwifery
  1. Midwifery
  2. Nursing
• Medicine and Surgery
  1. Family Medicine
  2. General surgery
  3. Internal Medicine
  4. Emergency Medicine
  5. Obstetrics and Gynecology
  6. General Practice

Learning Activity Objectives:

1. Understand the current recommendations and limitations of ovarian cancer screening in the general and high-risk population.

2. Identify appropriate candidates for genetic testing based on personal and family history of ovarian and related cancers.

3. Describe the role of tumor markers, imaging, and risk assessment models in evaluating ovarian cancer risk.

4. Demonstrate how to effectively counsel women and families about genetically inherited ovarian cancers, including BRCA and Lynch syndrome.

5. Discuss preventive and risk-reducing strategies, including surveillance, prophylactic surgery, and lifestyle modifications.

Learning Activity Description:

Learning Outcome:

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• Apply evidence-based screening strategies for ovarian cancer in clinical practice.

• Confidently initiate conversations about genetic risk and testing with patients and their families.

• Provide clear and compassionate counseling on the implications of genetic mutations and options for prevention.

• Refer appropriate patients for genetic counseling and coordinate multidisciplinary care.

• Enhance patient education and shared decision-making in the context of ovarian cancer risk.

Certificates

You have to attend 60% of the Webinar to obtain the certificate.

Learning Activity requirements: