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Oncology

Role of the Pharmacist in the Management of Breast Cancer

The objective of this online program is to help educate and support pharmacists in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in understanding the current landscape of breast cancer- genetic mutations, risk factors, and selected newly approved therapies. There is also discussion about common adverse events associated with guideline-recommended treatment of breast cancer, and the role of pharmacists to help mitigate adverse events in their patients.

This program is approved for the following professions: Pharmaceutical Sciences, Clinical Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical administration and outcomes, Pharmacy.

DURATION

1 hr

PROFESSION

Pharmacy

# OF CREDITS

1.0

ACCREDITATION

SCFHS

EXPIRY DATE

2024-07-26

Recent literature demonstrates that breast cancer is now among the top four most frequently diagnosed cancers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). It is the most common cancer among women in KSA. For women undergoing treatment for breast cancer, pharmacists will play a pivotal role in their health care team.

The objective of this online program is to help educate and support pharmacists in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in understanding the current landscape of breast cancer- genetic mutations, risk factors, and selected newly approved therapies. There is also discussion about common adverse events associated with guideline-recommended treatment of breast cancer, and the role of pharmacists to help mitigate adverse events in their patients.


This program is supported by Novartis.

Faculty

Dr. Abdullah Alsharm

Nora Alkhudair, reviewer

Learning objectives

Upon completion of this continuing education program, participants will be better able to:

  • Describe relevant genetic mutations seen in breast cancer.
  • Outline risk factors and preventive strategies for breast cancer.
  • Integrate information about newly approved therapies into the treatment of breast cancer.
  • Recognize common adverse events associated with the treatment of breast cancer and implement strategies to mitigate them.

Accreditation

This program is accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties for 1.0 CPD Hour(s). Activity Accreditation Number: ACA‐20230002486. 

Credits are reported to the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties on a monthly basis. Please ensure that your Saudi Commission ID is accurate in your profile and allow sufficient time for credits to appear in your Mustamir account.

This program is approved for the following professions: Pharmaceutical Sciences, Clinical Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical administration and outcomes, Pharmacy.

Cost of course:  
Free
# of credits: 1.0
Duration: 1 hr

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Role of the Pharmacist in the Management of Breast Cancer

1 hr

Duration

Pharmacy

Profession

1.0

# of credits

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this continuing education program, participants will be better able to:

  • Describe relevant genetic mutations seen in breast cancer.
  • Outline risk factors and preventive strategies for breast cancer.
  • Integrate information about newly approved therapies into the treatment of breast cancer.
  • Recognize common adverse events associated with the treatment of breast cancer and implement strategies to mitigate them.

SCFHS

ACCREDITATION

Oncology

Learning Category

Breast Cancer

Topic

0

Price

2024-07-26

Expiry Date

MENA

Region/Language

Course Description

Recent literature demonstrates that breast cancer is now among the top four most frequently diagnosed cancers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). It is the most common cancer among women in KSA. For women undergoing treatment for breast cancer, pharmacists will play a pivotal role in their health care team.

The objective of this online program is to help educate and support pharmacists in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in understanding the current landscape of breast cancer- genetic mutations, risk factors, and selected newly approved therapies. There is also discussion about common adverse events associated with guideline-recommended treatment of breast cancer, and the role of pharmacists to help mitigate adverse events in their patients.


This program is supported by Novartis.

Faculty

Dr. Abdullah Alsharm

Nora Alkhudair, reviewer

Accreditation

This program is accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties for 1.0 CPD Hour(s). Activity Accreditation Number: ACA‐20230002486. 

Credits are reported to the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties on a monthly basis. Please ensure that your Saudi Commission ID is accurate in your profile and allow sufficient time for credits to appear in your Mustamir account.

This program is approved for the following professions: Pharmaceutical Sciences, Clinical Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical administration and outcomes, Pharmacy.