RTP CME Activities

CME series for medical oncologists, surgeons, oncology nurses and other cancer clinicians featuring one-on-one interviews with clinical investigators in various tumor types. Recorded discussions from case-based meetings featuring community oncologists presenting actual but deidentified cases to a panel of clinical investigators. Published results of national Patterns of Care surveys conducted with clinical investigators and practicing oncologists to illuminate management trends in oncology. Edited proceedings from closed roundtable discussions of clinical investigators debating newly published data and controversial issues central to patient management. Case-based CME series featuring a clinical investigator’s perspectives on a day spent visiting patients in the clinic of a community oncologist. CME monographs and speaker’s slide kits summarizing the year’s most clinically relevant meeting presentations and journal articles.
Cancer Update Series Meet The Professors Patterns
of Care		 Cancer Update
Think Tanks		 Visiting
Professors		 Year in
Review
           
One-on-one interviews with clinical research leaders and cancer patients focused on the effective communication of treatment-related information to cancer patients. Novel CME activities delving into the complexities of a specific topic or critical aspect of clinical cancer management. One-on-one interviews with clinical investigators reviewing key presentations and posters from important scientific meetings. Enduring CME activities featuring the recorded proceedings from live CME meeting and satellite symposia held in conjunction with important scientific meetings. Interactive CME presentations utilizing a four-quadrant design featuring video, powerpoint slides and graphics, related web links and random access navigation.
Patient
Programs		 Special
Editions		 Cancer Conference Update Symposia Proceedings Interactive
Presentations

Upcoming Live Events

RTP regularly hosts innovative and unique live CME meetings and symposia often in conjunction with large scientific meetings. Learn about and register for future events and programs.Go

Featured Events:

Integration of Biologic Therapy into the Management of Gastrointestinal Malignancies - Current Evidence-Based Algorithms, and Patterns of Care in Clinical Practice: Colorectal Cancer, Hepatocellular Carcinoma and GIST.
January 16, 2009 | San Francisco Marriott — San Francisco, CA

 

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RTP offers a variety of complimentary CME/CNE activities and series for physicians, nurses and other allied cancer professionals. Sign up for, update or renew your subscription and contact information here. Go

Podcast

All RTP audio programs are available as Podcasts. Podcasts are audio files that are automatically delivered to your computer each time a new issue is available. These files can then be listened to on your computer, or they can be quickly and easily transferred to your iPod® or other portable audio MP3 player for listening on the road, at home or while you exercise. Subscribe to RTP’s free podcasts. Go

 

CME series for medical oncologists,
surgeons, oncology nurses and other
cancer clinicians featuring one-on-one
interviews with clinical investigators on
various tumor types. Recorded discussions from case-based
meetings featuring community oncologists
presenting actual but deidentified
cases to a panel of clinical investigators. Published results of national
Patterns of Care surveys conducted
with clinical investigators and
practicing oncologists to illuminate
management trends in oncology. Edited proceedings from closed
roundtable discussions among clinical
investigators debating newly
published data and controversial
issues central to patient care. Case-based CME series featuring
a clinical investigator's perspective
on a day spent visiting patients
in the clinic of a community oncologist. CME monographs and speaker's slide
kits summarizing the year's most clinically
relevant meeting presentations
and journal articles. One-on-one interviews with clinical
research leaders and cancer
patients focused on the effective
communication of treatment-related
information to cancer patients. Novel CME activities delving
into the complexities of a specific
topic or critical aspect of
clinical cancer management. One-on-one interviews with clinical
investigators reviewing key
presentations and posters from
important scientific meetings. Enduring CME activities featuring
the recorded proceedings from
live CME meetings and satellite
symposia held in conjunction with
important scientific meetings. Interactive CME presentations
utilizing a four-quadrant design
featuring video, PowerPoint
slides and graphics, related web
links and random access navigation.