Breast Cancer Training Workshop
Aug 22-23, 2016
National University Cancer Institute, Singapore
　　Cancer care is complex and costly. The burden on patients and their families can be significant. The sufferings are often both physical and emotional. At the National University Cancer Institute, Singapore (NCIS), we believe that Every Person Matters. Throughout the patients’ journey with their cancer, regardless of care setting, our multi-disciplinary teams will provide coordinated and holistic care that is patient-centric.
　　At the Yong Siew Yoon Wing in the National University Hospital (NUH) Medical Centre, we are featured by a one-stop facility with all essential services under one roof accessible for our patients. At our one-stop breast care center, we provide our patients with state-of-art breast cancer screening, diagnostic and surgical care of a variety of benign, malignant, preservation and reconstruction breast conditions. Patients may start the day with a consultation followed by imaging at Breast Imaging Center, and the day with a definite care plan complete with recommendations.
　　To ensure sustainability of our anti-cancer efforts, we are heavily involved in training the next generation of cancer warriors to front the fight against cancer. One of our key missions lies in the education, training and mentoring of the next generation of healthcare professionals in this field of medicine. Upon completion of their training, these medical trainees will return home to practise and share their knowledge with their local professionals.
　　For this purpose, we have contracted with Shanghai Pharmaliaison Medical Consulting Co. Ltd to conduct the Breast Cancer Training Workshop which will take place on Aug 22-23 2016 at NICS. Shanghai Pharmaliaison will be responsible for organizing the workshop with NCIS and paying the training fee to NCIS. We look very much forward to meeting with all the participants at the event at NCIS in Aug 2016
Agenda
Aug 22 Monday – Day 1
08:30–09:00 Opening ceremony
09:00–10:30 Risk Assessment and management of high risk woman
10:00–10:30 Tea Break
10:30–12:00 Psychosocial Impact of breast cancer
12:00–13:30 Lunch Break
13:30–15:00 “Patient-centered” One-stop breast cancer care approach – Part 1(Featured by NCIS) 15:00–15:30 Tea Break 15:30–17:00 “Patient-centered” One-stop breast cancer care approach – Part 2(Featured by NCIS)
Aug 23 Tuesday – Day 2
09:00–10:30 Radiotherapy treatment approach
10:00–10:30 Tea Break
10:30–12:00 Diagnostic breast image – Part 1
12:00–13:30 Lunch Break
13:30–15:00 Diagnostic breast image – Part 2
15:00–15:30 Tea Break
15:30–17:00 Palliative care of breast cancer
Pricing and Registration Information:
Early Bird registration before Mar.21
Healthcare professionals
SGD $1,999
Commercial
SGD $3,799

Registration after Mar 21 and on site
Healthcare professionals
SGD $2,599
Commercial
SGD $4,199

The registration fee includes:
Access to all 2-day workshop
Full set of training syllabus
Tea break and lunch

The registration fee does not include:
Air tickets
Accommodation & meal
Local transportation
About One-stop Breast Care Center
　　Singapore National University Cancer Institute (NCIS) is featured by one-stop services withall essential services under one roof accessible for our patients. At our one-stop breast carecenter, we provide our patients with state-of-art breast cancer screening, diagnostic andsurgical care of a variety of benign, malignant, preservation and reconstruction breastconditions. Patients may start the day with a consultation followed by imaging at BreastImaging Center, and the day with a definite care plan complete with recommendations.
　　At our Breast Care Center we are equipped with oncology surgery, medical oncology,radiotherapy, oncology nursing, oncology pharmacy, breast cancer risk assessment andgenetic diagnosis, NCIS family care plan, supportive and palliative care, psycho oncologyand hospice care to form multidisciplinary treatment model that provides patients withone-stop services covering prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation andclinical care etc. The multidisciplinary breast cancer diagnosis and treatment model hasobvious advantages over traditional model. It can to the great extent improve theeffectiveness of diagnosis and treatment process for the patients. Through the uniquemultidisciplinary treatment model, we provide patient-centered clinical services which aremore standard, professional and reasonable in terms of using various treatment resources inorder to optimize the therapeutic effect for the patients.