Colorado Cancer Coalition Upcoming and Recorded Webinars
Upcoming Webinars
July 20, 2022
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM MT
Built Environment and Cancer Prevention in Rural Colorado
These webinars are supported by both the Colorectal Task Force and the Survivorship/Palliative Care Task Force.
- To define the concept of built environment.
- To understand how built environment impacts cancer prevention, diagnosis, survivorship, and palliation in an urban setting (or rural setting).
- To articulate how an individual may impact their built environment.
Spanish interpretation will be provided.
*When registering for the July 20th webinar, please note the correct date on the form.*
June 22, 2022
12:00 – 1:00 PM MT
Built Environment in Urban Settings
These webinars are supported by both the Colorectal Task Force and the Survivorship/Palliative Care Task Force.
Our objectives are:
- To define the concept of built environment.
- To understand how built environment impacts cancer prevention, diagnosis, survivorship, and palliation in an urban setting (or rural setting).
- To articulate how an individual may impact their built environment.
Exploring Food Access in Urban Settings
In support of the Second Goal of the 2021-2025 Colorado Cancer Plan, to increase the prevalence of healthy behaviors for the people of Colorado, we would like to spread the word about healthy behaviors. The Colorectal Cancer Task Force and Survivorship & Palliative Care Task Force would like to invite you to attend our webinar series over the next several months. The first in the series will cover Food Access in Urban Settings on October 26, with the remaining webinars focused on Food Access in Rural Settings, Built Environments in Urban Settings, and Built Environment in Rural Settings – dates TBD.
Objectives for the first webinar in the series on Food access in urban settings are:
2. To understand how access to food systems impacts cancer prevention, treatment, and survivorship
Exploring Food Access in Rural Settings
In support of the Second Goal of the 2021-2025 Colorado Cancer Plan, to increase the prevalence of healthy behaviors for the people of Colorado, we would like to spread the word about healthy behaviors. The Colorectal Cancer Task Force and Survivorship & Palliative Care Task Force would like to invite you to attend our webinar series over the next several months. The second in the series will cover Food Access in Rural Settings on February 16th, with the remaining webinars focused on Built Environments in Urban Settings, and Built Environment in Rural Settings – dates TBD. Speakers from Project Angel Heart and Safe Abundant Nutrition Alliance (SANA) will contribute to our discussion.
Objectives for the second webinar in the series on Food access in rural settings are:
- Understand how food and nutrition impacts cancer prevention, survivorship, and management during treatment.
- Understand barriers for food access in rural Colorado
- Identify solutions and resources to address food access barriers
Recorded Webinars
Client Reminders and Small Media to Increase Cancer Screening Part 2
The available resources and messaging that can be utilized to support implementation of client reminder and small media interventions will shared and discussed. This will include targeted messaging based on specific population needs and motivations.
Client Reminders and Small Media to Increase Cancer Screening Part 1
Client Reminder and Small Media interventions will be defined along with the research that shows their effectiveness at increasing cancer screenings. How to successfully implement the interventions will also be shared. A facilitated discussion of current intervention successes and challenges will occur following the presentation.
COVID-19 Vaccine and Considerations for Chronic Disease
COVID-19 Vaccine Considerations for cancer patients and others with chronic disease.
Presented by: Dr. Mark Earnest, Dr. Christopher Lieu, Andrea (Andi) Dwyer
Early Age Onset Colorectal Cancer
Medical Aid in Dying
Understanding the new USPSTF Lung Cancer Screening Guidelines: What This Means For Patient Care, Payers, and Beyond
What Medical Care Providers and Influencers need to know about Radon Gas
Avoid Regulatory Road Rage
Avoid Regulatory Road Rage: Understanding the Local Transportation Safe Harbor to the Anti-Kickback Statute
Enhancing the Psychosocial Well-being of Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivors from Diagnosis through End-of-Life
Dr. Currin-McCulloch shares about the unique development circumstances of cancer survivorship during the adolescent and young adult (15-39 years old) developmental phase. She will describe how cancer in this time period can interrupt physical, social, and vocational milestones. She will highlight the role of hope and meaning-making as well as the role of disorienting grief. Lastly, she will identify approaches to end-of-life care with adolescents and young adults and how to best support their needs and those of their loved ones.
Disparities in Cancer Care
Challenges and limitations disparate populations face when it comes to care access, and come away with strategies for implementing interventions to help patients get the treatment they need
Presented by: Sonia Okuyama, MD, Medical Oncologist, Denver Health Medical Center
Triage Cancer Presents Financial Toxicity Resources and more…
Recording
Reducing Financial Toxicity in Cancer Patients through Financial Navigation
During this webinar you will:
*Learn why financial navigators play an essential role in reducing financial toxicity in cancer patients
*Find out how to implement a financial navigation program in your institution
*Learn how to make the business case to hire and/or train a financial navigator
More webinars to come……
