VIRTUAL LEARNING SEMINAR
Oncology Industry Guidelines & Standards (1:22:03)
a seminar included in:
COURSE: Core Competencies in Interdisciplinary Cancer Rehabilitation
- Mary Lou Galantino, PT, MS, PhD, MSCE, FNAP, FAPTA
Physical Therapist | Researcher | Professor of Physical Therapy at Stockton University-Galloway, New Jersy - Jeannie Kozempel PT, DPT, MS
Physical Therapist | Manager of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Fox Chase Cancer Centers - Christine M. MacDonell, FACRM
CARF International Managing Director - Medical Rehabilitation and International Medical Rehabilitation and Aging Services - Kristin M. Carroll, PT
Oncology Physical Therapist | Author | Educator | Co-Founder & Executive Director of Clinical Operations for Survivorship Solutions, LLC -
Jillian S. Schmitt, MSPT, CEAS
Physical Therapist | Author | Educator | Co-Founder & Executive Director of Business Operations for Survivorship Solutions
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Healthcare organizations and provider groups are focused on creating high-quality and wholistic cancer care programs within their communities for persons diagnosed with cancer and their caregivers. Organizations and provider groups seek the framework, guidelines, and recommendations from national oncology stakeholders and accrediting bodies to earn certifications and/or accreditations to showcase meeting high standards of care and clinical practice guidelines.
In this seminar the presenter will discuss the value and benefit that oncology-related accreditations and certifications has on the organization, the person diagnosed with cancer, and the community. The audience will learn about specific oncology industry programs that provide guidelines and mandate standards related to cancer rehabilitation, supportive care, and survivorship.
The presenter will discuss the role the interdisciplinary cancer rehabilitation team plays in meeting guidelines and standards in order to elevate their practice, reduce clinical variation, deliver standardized care and work as a cohesive team to provide resources for cancer care needs and deliver optimal coordinated treatment and patient outcomes.
- Discuss the value and benefit that oncology-related accreditations and/or certifications has on the organization, the person diagnosed with cancer, their family, and the community.
- Review specific oncology industry programs that provide guidelines and mandate standards related to cancer rehabilitation, supportive care, and survivorship.
- Discuss the role the interdisciplinary cancer rehabilitation team plays in meeting guidelines and standards in order to ensure person-centered care, access, optimal treatment and patient outcomes.