The Osler Institute recorded our Live Virtual Webinar April 2024 comprehensive Radiation Oncology Review Course and bring it to you! These Video files are stored “in the cloud,” so you can stream them anywhere, anytime, as long as you have an internet connection, watch or listen to them on your phone, computer, or tablet – your learning experience is almost like being at the live activity but without travel costs and time away from your practice. In addition, each online review is a downloadable copy of the syllabus corresponding to the Video lectures for your use while viewing or as a free-standing study or clinical practice guide.
This Subscription-Based Review provides senior trainees and clinicians in practice a comprehensive update of clinical knowledge. It helps prepare them for their Radiation Oncology exams (the initial certification and MOC). Emphasis is on evidence-based medicine, board-relevant standards of care, and new concepts, treatments, and imaging approaches. The written exams emphasize anatomy, epidemiology, etiological agents, natural history, pathology, tumor markers, initial clinical evaluation, staging, routes of spread, selection of treatment modality and techniques, surgical and adjuvant chemotherapy treatments, follow-up treatment and assessment, patterns of failure, and normal tissue effects including complications; all of these areas are addressed. The review also covers the basic principles of radiobiology and physics relevant to clinical practice.
CME
Release Date: May 21, 2024
Expiration Date: May 20, 2027
Estimated Time to Complete: 38 hours
Accreditation Statement
The Osler Institute is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Designation Statement
The Osler Institute designates this Enduring Material activity for a maximum of 35 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Each physician should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Required Physician Participation:
Review the audio/video lectures at your own pace. To claim CME credit, Learners must complete a self-assessment post-test (a score of 75% or greater is required) and activity evaluation to test knowledge gained and its application to your practice. You may take the test and utilize the accompanying syllabus by accessing the links provided. More than one test attempt is allowed, and feedback is provided.
Financial Disclosure
Faculty, Planner, and Reviewer Disclosure Declaration
In compliance with the Standards, Guidelines, and Ethical opinions of the ACCME, AAMC, and AMA, The Osler Institute requires that anyone with input into the planning or presentation of Continuing Medical Education activities provided or jointly provided by The Osler Institute must disclose to the program audience any relevant financial relationships with companies or organizations about whose products or services they are discussing in their presentations.
The following faculty/planners/reviewers disclosed a relevant financial relationship(s).
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The following faculty/planners/reviewers listed no relevant financial relationship(s) to disclose.
DMusaddiq Awan MD
Ralph Vatner, MD, PhD
Vatsal Patel, MD, MBA, DABR
Paras Khandhar, MD, FAAFP
S. Peter Wu, MD
Steven Lin, MD, PhD
Jillian Gunther MD, PhD
Allison Quick MD
Shalin J Shah MD
Todd Swanson, MD, PhD†*
John Burns†
Joseph Selliken, MD†
Michael Stewart†
Erin Baynard†
Copies of the Faculty Disclosure Forms are available upon request.
† Program Planning Committee
* Reviewer, if Applicable
Statistics, Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM)
Patient Safety & Quality Improvement
S. Peter Wu, MD
Early Stage Breast Cancer
Locally Advanced Breast Cancer
Carcinoma-in-situ and Misc (DCIS)
Todd Swanson, MD, PhD†
CNS Overview
Primary CNS Malignancies
CNS Metastasis of the Brain
CNS Metastasis Spine
Benign Disorders of CNS
Palliative Care
†Course Planning Committee
Steven Lin, MD, Ph.D.
Early-stage NSCLC
Locally Advanced NSCLC
Small Cell Lung Cancer
Rare Mediastinal Tumors
Jillian R. Gunther, MD PhD
Hodgkin Lymphoma
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
Multiple Myeloma and Solitary Plasmacytoma
Allison Quick, MD
Endometrial Cancer
Cervical Cancer
Vulvar Cancer
Vatsal Patel, MD, MBA, DABR
Anal Cancer
Colon Cancer
Bile Duct Cancer
Esophageal Cancer
Rectal Cancer
Gastric Cancer
Colon Cancer
Liver Cancer
Pancreatic Ampullary Cancer
Shalin Shah, MD
Bladder, Ureter, Penile Cancer
Germ Cell, Kidney, Renal Pelvis Cancer
Early and Intermediate-Risk Prostate Cancer
High Risk and Metastatic Prostate Cancer
Adjuvant/Salvage Prostate Cancer
Objectives
After this review, each participant should be able to perform the following tasks for all cancers of the eleven ABR-defined component areas:
Describe the anatomy, epidemiology/etiologic agents, and natural history
Explain the pathology and use of tumor markers
Describe the initial clinical evaluation, staging, and routes of disease spread (local and distant)
Summarize potential treatment modalities, including optimum beam and radiation sources, volume and dose calculations, and fractionation.
Discuss follow-up treatment and evaluation, patterns of failure, and normal tissue effects.
Discuss multimodality therapies, including sequence, interactions, and specific agents.
Describe brachytherapy applications and issues for all disease sites
Outline the use of palliative care for brain, hepatic, and skeletal lesions, plus various obstructive scenarios
Implement a basic program of ethics, patient safety, and quality assurance in clinical practice
Guarantee
The Osler Institute takes pride in providing the highest quality education to our learners. We offer courses that are guaranteed to help them confidently pass their examinations. In the unlikely event of a learner not passing their examination, we offer the opportunity to re-enroll in the same course tuition-free until they succeed. For complete information on this guarantee, we invite you to review our comprehensive Terms and Conditions.
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The Osler Institute takes pride in providing the highest quality education to our learners. We offer courses that are guaranteed to help them confidently pass their examinations. In the unlikely event of a learner not passing their examination, we allow them to re-enroll in the same course tuition-free until they succeed.
Suppose you have attended an Osler course or subscribed to an online review and failed the examination for which the course was designed within the following nine months. In that case, you are eligible to re-enroll in an Osler course or resubscribe to the same term online review until you pass. This offer is tuition-free, but a corresponding failed examination attempt must precede each free course.
Please be aware that the course registration fee does not cover the costs of hotels, banquets, and any additional study materials. If you wish to enroll in a course under guarantee, please ensure that you complete the enrollment process more than 30 days before the course start date. By doing so, you can avoid any late fees that may apply if you enroll after this time frame.
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Musaddiq Awan MD
Ralph Vatner, MD, PhD
Paras Khandhar, MD, FAAP
Todd Swanson, MD, PhD†
Steven Lin, MD, Ph.D.
Jillian R. Gunther, MD PhD
Allison Quick, MD
Vatsal Patel, MD, MBA, DABR
Shalin Shah, MD
