Current Activities

Short bowel syndrome (SBS) is a complex clinical condition that occurs from reduced or loss of intestinal absorption. With multiple treatment modalities available, combined with the unique challenges associated with this condition, it is becoming increasingly understood that patients with SBS are best managed under a model of coordinated care.

This CME-certified, patient case game will allow learners to navigate the care of a fictional patient with SBS. As clinical decisions are made, feedback will be given to guide you in providing optimal care.

With the expansion of the therapeutic armamentarium in metastatic urothelial carcinoma (mUC) the oncology care team is faced with interpreting a significant amount of new data, evolving guidelines, and nuanced considerations in clinic regarding practical application of these agents.

This activity, a X/Twitter-based How I Practice video focuses on the treatment landscape in first-, second- and subsequent-lines of therapy in metastatic disease.

With the expansion of the therapeutic armamentarium in metastatic urothelial carcinoma (mUC) the oncology care team is faced with interpreting a significant amount of new data, evolving guidelines, and nuanced considerations in clinic regarding practical application of these agents.

This activity, a X/Twitter-based How I Practice video focuses on NCCN, EAU, and ESMO guidelines in metastatic disease.

This Tweetorial explores the efficacy and safety data behind first-line and maintenance treatments for patients with metastatic urothelial carcinoma.

This short, Smarter in Minutes segment focuses on COVID-19 infections risks and outcomes for historically marginalized/socially vulnerable populations. Access to care and treatments will also be covered while providing practical actions HCPs can take to reduce disparities.

This short, video-based Crack the Case activity will test your ability to select the appropriate management strategy for patients with COVID taking concomitant medications in the outpatient setting.

This patient case simulation highlights optimal care of a patient with metastatic triple negative breast cancer (TNBC). Learners will make care decisions necessary for identifying and treating irAEs, selecting second-line therapy, and mitigating ADC-related adverse events and get feedback on each of their decisions.

This series of 6 activities, hosted in partnership with MondayNightIBD, will focus on treat-to-target approaches, non-invasive imaging strategies, and histologic assessment in the management of Crohn’s disease. All activities can be found on the program landing page linked here.

This series of activities, hosted in partnership with TumorBoardTuesday, focuses on the consideration of novel therapies in the neoadjuvant and perioperative setting of MIBC, additionally, we’ll explore treatment strategies in mUC and best practices for mitigating, monitoring, and managing AEs. All activities can be found on the program landing page linked here.

This CME-certified series of activities reviews efficacy and safety data supporting the use of quadruplet therapies in newly diagnosed multiple myeloma. Additionally, we’ll explore the role of MRD-negativity as a possible guide to treatment-decision making. All activities in the series can be found on the program landing page linked here.