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Prostate Cancer 101

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Description

This training provides an overview of prostate cancer, including its anatomy, risk factors, screening methods, and USPSTF recommendations. It emphasizes the importance of shared decision-making for PSA screening, addresses myths about prostate cancer, and discusses the role of navigators and community health workers in promoting informed decisions about prostate cancer screening and treatment.

Target Audience

Community health workers, patient navigators, healthcare providers, and public health professionals engaged in cancer prevention and screening programs.

Learning Outcomes

After completing this training, you will be able to:

  1. Identify the anatomy and function of the prostate gland.
  2. Understand the risk factors and populations at higher risk for prostate cancer.
  3. Explain the USPSTF recommendations for prostate cancer screening and their implications.
  4. Address common myths about prostate cancer and educate patients about early detection and lifestyle modifications.

 

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