The Cancer Survivorship E-Learning Series (E-Learning Series) was launched in 2013. The online training is a self-paced, 10-module continuing education program available to health care professionals at no cost. The modules in the E-Learning Series cover the following areas:
- Module 1: Overview of key components of cancer survivorship care, national efforts to address the needs of cancer survivors, health disparities in care, and health status among cancer survivors.
- Module 2: Overview of common long-term and late effects of cancer and its treatment.
- Module 3: In-depth look at the psychosocial impact of cancer and recommendations on how to support the psychosocial needs of cancer survivors.
- Module 4: Prevention and wellness in cancer survivorship care and role of the primary care providers in supporting cancer survivors to make lifestyle changes.
- Module 5: Survivorship care coordination, the use of survivorship care plans as a communication tool, and the role of oncologists and primary care providers in post-treatment care.
- Module 5 Companion: A framework and tools to help clinicians and health care organizations measure patient-reported priorities to inform quality cancer survivorship care.
- Module 6: The role of rehabilitation in post-treatment care and the importance of spirituality and interventions to support cancer survivors
Data in this report were collected from learners who completed at least one E-Learning Series module between January 1, 2021, and December 31, 2021.
View the 2021 E-Learning Series Report