OVERVIEW

Oncology Clinical Pathways Congress is organized by Healthcare Made Practical (HMP) Communications LLC. This Online CME Course will be held from Oct 16 - 18, 2020.

Who Should Attend?
This CME webcast is composed of healthcare professionals involved in learning how to implement, integrate, and measure treatment pathways.
• Cancer Center Directors
• Directors of Oncology Practice Programs
• Oncologist & Hematologists
• Pathway Development Executives
• Commercial & Government Payers
• Reimbursement Specialists
• Specialty Pharmacists
• HEOR Specialists

How many CME credits can be earned by attending Oncology Clinical Pathways Congress?

Accreditation:
CME Credit
NACCME assigns this on-demand activity for a maximum of 11.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.

CNE Credit:
This continuing nursing education activity awards 11.25 contact hours.

CPE Credit:
This activity is approved for 11.25 contact hours (1.125 CEU) of continuing pharmacy education. (UAN J0006201-0000-20-091-H01-P).

What is the overview of the Oncology Clinical Pathways Congress?

Course Description:
The landscape of cancer care is swiftly unfolding and oncology pathways play a critical role in determining how we treat our patients. This meeting, which is the real congress of the Journal of Clinical Pathways, works as a forum for those included in all stages of the pathway improvement process to ask questions, discover how to measure outcomes, and examine ways to partner and expand pathway programs.

Network with Pathway Pioneers:
This is your chance to converse with pathway experts who have gone through the implementation process and experienced challenges and obstacles along the way. Learn from their mistakes and prepare for their obstacles throughout the meeting:
• Case-Based Activities
• Roundtable Discussions
• Networking Receptions

Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this Oncology Clinical Pathways Congress 2020 meeting, participants should be able to:
• Describe the opportunities and challenges connected with using clinical pathways as a foundation for value-based care
• Examine the roles and responsibilities of payers, providers, and pathway developers in creating and implementing clinical pathways
• Contribute to the effective implementation of clinical pathways to optimize the quality of care, cost-efficiency, and health outcomes

Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.