Please note that more presentations will be added as we receive them. This list may not include all presentations and that speakers may update their presentations onsite at the conference.

• DEFENDR: A New Vision For Patients With Gebrile Neutropenia
  Joshua Pritchett, MD
• Management of Locally Advanced Rectal Cancer: Medical Oncology Perspective
  Joleen Hubbard, MD
• Management of Non-metastatic Rectal Cancer: A Surgeon’s Perspective
  José G. Guillem, MD, MPH
• Radiotherapy in Rectal Cancer: Personalizing Treatment to Improve Quality of Life
  Nina Sanford, MD

Additional Resources to Supplement Your Learning

• Cancer Types
  Education and resources to help multidisciplinary cancer care teams stay abreast of disease-specific advances, deploy strategies for effective integration into practice, and engage in bi-directional learning.

On-Demand Webinars

• Overcoming Prostate Cancer Disparities in Care
  Addressing disparities in prostate cancer requires the ability to recognize that care inequities exist and to commit to proven efforts to provide equitable care to all patients. This is not an easy undertaking—but an essential one for any healthcare team.
  

Resources

• Comprehensive Care of Patients with Advanced Prostate Cancer through Shared Decision-Making
  These resources can help with talking to patients about their treatment options, taking into account patient values and priorities in decision-making conversations, and integrating decision-making tools and resources into clinical workflows.

Publications

• Virtual Multidisciplinary Summit on Treating Advanced Prostate Cancer in the Community: Executive Summary
  
• Overcoming Prostate Cancer Disparities In Care
• Comprehensive Care of Patients with Advanced Prostate Cancer through Shared Decision-Making: Landscape Analysis

Articles and Blogs

• Prostate Cancer Detection & Diagnosis: Opening Up New Therapeutic Avenues
  
  The challenge providers face is to screen and detect “smarter” in order to minimize the burden of unnecessary biopsy and treatment. Ideally, the goal is to identify men who would benefit from aggressive therapy.