Webinars

Optimizing Your Activities with Nevada's State Screening Programs: Women's Health Connection and Colorectal Cancer Control Program
The clinic-based CHW: What does a successful screening system look like?
Breast Cancer Screening - The Basics 
Understanding Mammography Screening - Recording | Slides
Cervical Cancer Screening and HPV Myths & Facts
Barriers to Screening Roundtable Discussion

Additional Resources

Supplemental Videos

Screening vs. Diagnostic Mammograms, featuring Dr. Shah from Steinberg Diagnostic Medical Imaging
Access to Medicaid for Breast & Cervical Cancer Treatment, for women not screened or diagnosed within the program

Handouts

Breast Cancer in Nevada infographic, 2019
Cervical Cancer in Nevada infographic, 2019

Webinars:

Increasing Colon Cancer Screening: Key Messages for Health Care Teams
Optimizing Your Activities with Nevada's State Screening Programs: Women's Health Connection and Colorectal Cancer Control Program
The clinic-based CHW: What does a successful screening system look like?
FIT Test: What Is It and How Best to Utilize It for Colorectal Cancer Screening
The Flu-FIT Program for Nevada
Removing Barriers to Screening Roundtable Discussion
Colorectal Cancer Screening Guidelines and Tests

Additional Resources

Screening Exam Demonstration/Instructional Videos

Polymedco's OC Auto FIT Test (English)
InSure FIT (English)
InSure FIT (Spanish)
What Happens During and After a Colonoscopy? (English)

Handouts

Colon Cancer in Nevada infographic, 2019
Using the 5 A's Motivational Interviewing to Coach CRC Screening Patients
Flu-FIT Algorithm
Flu-FIT Toolkit from Immunize Nevada

NCC's Cancer Screening Certification is an opportunity for community health workers, medical assistants, administrative office staff, and other interested healthcare professionals to earn recognition for efforts to enhance their knowledge of cancer early detection. Please see the list below for each module's certification.

Notes: 

• Some webinars are used in more than one certification module; you only need to watch the webinar and take the post-test once and your passing score will qualify in both modules.
• All webinars will be made available as they are produced. Those that are complete will have links to recordings on the module tab. Upcoming webinars will have registration links provided as they are scheduled.

Breast and Cervical Cancer Certificate

• Optimizing Your Activities with Nevada's State Screening Programs: Women's Health Connection and Colorectal Cancer Control Program | Post-Test
• The Clinic-Based CHW: What does a successful screening system look like? | Post-Test
• Breast Cancer Screening - The Basics | Post-Test
• Understanding Mammography Screening - Slides | Post-Test
• Understanding Cervical Cancer Screening | Post-Test
• Identifying and Reducing or Eliminating Barriers to Increase Screening Rates | Post-Test

Colorectal Cancer Certificate

• Optimizing Your Activities with Nevada's State Screening Programs: Women's Health Connection and Colorectal Cancer Control Program | Post-Test
• The Clinic-Based CHW: What does a successful screening system look like? | Post-Test
• Colorectal Cancer Screening Guidelines and Test | Post-Test
• FIT Test: What Is It and How Best to Utilize It for Colorectal Cancer Screening | Post-Test
• Identifying and Reducing or Eliminating Barriers to Increase Screening Rates | Post-Test
• The Flu-FIT Program for Nevada | Post-Test
• Screening Exam Demonstration/Instructional Videos: InSure FIT, OC Auto FIT, What Happens During and After a Colonoscopy | Post-Test
• Increasing Colon Cancer Screening: Key Messages for Health Care Teams | Post-Test

Cancer Survivorship Certificate

• Fitness Before, During, and After Treatment | Post-Test

We are excited to announce our Project ECHO Nevada series which is being held in partnership with the University of Nevada, Reno, School of Medicine! This ECHO clinic will provide an introduction to issues in cancer survivorship and opportunities to increase knowledge in effectively caring for survivors. This series features multiple guest speakers who will share information on fitness, nutrition, tobacco cessation, POLST, and many other areas of cancer treatment and survivorship.

Cancer survivors are individuals living with and beyond cancer. They become survivors from the time of diagnosis through the remainder of their lives. Today, more than two-thirds of those diagnosed with cancer are told they can expect to live at least five years after diagnosis. According to the American Cancer Society, in Nevada there are currently an estimated 120,200 cancer survivors and in 2019, 14,810 people will be diagnosed with cancer. Our health-care system does not yet consistently support the delivery of coordinated care between primary care and oncology specialists. This series hopes to address survivors' ongoing needs with improved outcomes and quality of life for cancer survivors'.

Cancer Survivorship ECHO Clinics

• Fitness Before, During, and After Treatment | presented by Christina Gardner, Cancer Exercise Specialists, Saint Mary's Fitness Center
• Childhood Cancer Survivors: OUTWIT, OUTPLAY, OUTLAST | presented by Dr. Robert Raphael, Medical Director, Survivors of Childhood Cancer Program, UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland
• Advance Directives and POLST | presented by Mary Ann Brown, RN, MSN CHPCA, Director Palliative Care, Renown Health
• Impacts of Tobacco Cessation on Survivorship | presented by Thomas Ylioja, PhD, MSW, Clinical Director, Health Initiatives, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Medical, Behavioral, and Community Health, National Jewish Health