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The online oncology community
e-oncología
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Index
1. Cervical Cancer Prevention Course
• How to apply
2. About e-oncología
•Results
•Current educational e-oncología network
•Latin America Network
•What we do
Programs
•Cervical cancer prevention program
•Post-graduate certificate on medical oncology for residents
•Multidisciplinary Specialized Education in Oncology
•Cancer Research and Epidemiology Program
Projects
•VUCCnet Project- IAEA
•SMILE·ON
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About e-oncología
e-oncología is an online space for specialized oncology
education.
e-oncología represents the first experience in online continuous
education in oncology in Spanish language.
Its main aim is to create virtual learning spaces related to
cancer.
It is an initiative from the Catalan Institute
monographic reference cancer center.
of Oncology, a
www.e-oncologia.org
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Results
More than 1.500 hours of
e-learning materials in
oncology
200 professionals as
authors, tutors and
directors
36 courses
13.000 participants
worldwide: Europe, Africa,
Latin America, Russia, Asia
Courses in 5 languages
70% of participants
certified
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Current educational e-oncología network
 Global public institutions:
Union for International Cancer Control
International Atomic Energy Agency
International Agency for Research on Cancer
World Health Organization/PAHO
Red de Institutos Nacionales de Cáncer. RINC
PATH
 Education Institutions:
Universidad de Barcelona / UB
Universidad de Girona / UDG
Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona / UAB
Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
UNED
Universidad Oberta de Catalunya (UOC)
Unió Consorci
Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia
Universidad San Carlos de Guatemala
 Scientific societies:
Sociedad Española de Oncología Médica / SEOM
Sociedad Española de Oncología Radioterápica /
SEOR
Federación Internacional de Ginecología y Obstetricia
/ FIGO
Colegio Mexicano de Especialistas en Ginecología y
Obstetricia / COMEGO
Asociación Latinoamericana de Terapia Radiante
Oncológica / ALATRO
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Latin America Network
Colombia
COMFANDI
Secretaría de Salud de Cali
Instituto Nacional de Cancerología
Universidad del Valle
Ecuador
Hospital Clínica Alcívar
Clínica Kennedy Alborada
MSP Hospital Básico Playas
Hospital S.O.L.C.A.
Sociedad de Patología del Tracto Genital Inferior y Colposcopia del Guayas
Sociedad de Colposcopia y Patología del Tracto Genital Inferior de Loja
Guatemala
Hospital Roosevelt
Instituto de Cancerología “Dr. Bernardo del Valle” (INCAN)
Universidad San Carlos de Guatemala
Asociación Guatemalteca del Hígado
Ministerio de Salud Pública
México
Instituto Nacional de Cancerología
Instituto Nacional de Salud Pública
Centro Nacional de Equidad de Género y de Salud Reproductiva
Federación Mexicana de Colegios de Obstetricia y Ginecología
Nicaragua
Hospital Escuela Dr. Roberto Calderón G
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•Since its start, e-oncología considered key to expand and interact with
health and education professional’s networks in Latin America.
•Since 2004, the alpha grant project from the European Union,
institutional collaborating network has been increasing in our programs,
having presence in more than 50 institutions and around 4,000
participants
Perú
INEN
IREN Sur y Norte
Uruguay
Programa Nacional de Control del Cáncer
Venezuela
Instituto Venezolano de los Seguros Sociales IVSS
Hospital Universitario de Maracaibo.
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What we do
SEOM Post-graduate certificate on medical oncology for residents.
Continuous Medical Education (CME)
Programs
Cervical Cancer Prevention Program.
Multidisciplinary Specialized Education in Oncology
Cancer Research and Epidemiology Program.
VUCCnet: Virtual University Cancer Control Net in Africa. IAEA
Projects
SMILE-ON: Supporting innovative learning approaches through Mobile Integration
in the workpLacE - Oncology Nursing. LEONARDO European Grant
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Virtual training program in cancer
Cervical cancer prevention program
Cervical Cancer Prevention Course
The changes taking place over recent years in the field of etiology and cervical cancer prevention require a
major effort from all professionals involved in preventing and treating cervical cancer to keep themselves
updated.
Direction
Dr. Xavier Bosch
Director of Cancer Epidemiology Research Programme. Institut Català d’Oncologia.
Duration
18 hours
Aimed to
Accreditation
Methodology
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Health professionals involved in cervical cancer prevention
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Public health professionals, health planners, health program managers,
researchers and educators.
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Specialized nurses and midwives
Accredited by the “Commission for Continuing Education of Spanish National Health
System” and by the “Accreditation Council of Oncology in Europe (ACOE)”
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100% Online
Participants are supported by a qualified tutor, who will guide them and animate
forum discussions
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Credits and scientific endorsements
International
Federation of
Gynecology and
Obstetrics
International
Atomic Energy
Agency
Union for
International
Cancer Control
International
Agency
for research in
cancer
WHO/ICO
Information
Centre on HPV
and Cervical
Cancer
Elsevier
With the participation of the World Health Organization
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Contents development process
Continuous scientific inputs &
references
Preparing, writing &
adaptation materials
HPV Monographs
Peer review
WHO
FIGO
ACCP
IARC
Actions &
partners
Course participants feedback
Other independent reviewers
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Cascade model deployment
Each edition is guided by e-oncología
KOL & Referents as authors & tutors
Revise contents: Present local/regional data
Consider special modules on demand
Consider local clinical expertise
Accredited professionals as tutors
Proposed by KOLs
Selected by e-oncología
Teaching capacity
Online course passed
Specific expertise considered
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How to apply
If you want to apply to this course please go to:
http://www.e-oncologia.org/cursos/cervical-cancer-prevention
And click on «Apply»
For more information please contact: courseccp@iconcologia.net
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Virtual training program in cancer
Post-graduate certificate on medical oncology for
residents
SEOM Post-graduate certificate on medical oncology for residents
The aim is to provide a uniform standard of education
on cancer patient management.
It is a complementary resource to Hospitals by
providing the basic knowledge required by the Medical
or Clinical Oncology curriculum.
Developed in partnership with the Spanish Society of
Medical Oncology (SEOM).
60 professionals comprise the faculty.
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Post-graduate certificate on medical oncology for residents
Registered residents in the post-graduated certificate from 2010
2009 / 2012
177 participants
47 certified (February 2012)
2012 / 2013
213 students
84 certified (February 2014)
2013 / 2016
244 students on going
45 grants for Latin America
The modular structure of the certificate allows to take individual courses,
which can be very useful to senior specialists on Medical Oncology.
113 senior oncologists have completed some modules.
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SEOM Post-graduate certificate on medical oncology for residents
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Direction
Dra. Pilar Garrido
Dr. F. Xavier Bosch
Dr. Ramón Colomer
Duration
942 training hours structured in 18 individual modules
Aimed to
SEOM President
e-oncología director
Certificate SEOM Director
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Medical Oncology residents in training
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CME
Accreditation
Faculty of Medicine of the University of Girona and the Spanish Society of Medical
Oncology.
Methodology
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100% Online
They have 3 academic years to complete the postgraduate.
Tutors are always available
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Program
 942 training hours structured in 18 individual modules
Molecular Biology
19 hours
Oncologic emergencies
22 hours
Prostate cancer
134 hours
Continuous care
22 hours
Head and neck cancer
82 hours
Lung cancer
82 hours
Epidemiology and
prevention
29 hours
Gastrointestinal cancer
134 hours
CNS cancer
29 hours
Statistics for
oncologists
43 hours
Genitourinary cancer
29 hours
Lymphoma and
myeloma
54 hours
Clinical pharmacology
22 hours
Gynaecologic cancer
41 hours
Communication skills
13 hours
Breast cancer
113 hours
Melanoma
50 hours
Sarcomas
29 hours
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Teaching resources
 E-learning course
 Case Studies
 Self-Assessments
 Forums for discussion among participants
 Support
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Virtual training program in cancer
Multidisciplinary Specialized Education in Oncology
Principles and Practice of Palliative Care
To promote care focused on the needs of the person and his environment in a state of advanced disease
and/or end of life.
Direction
Dr. Xavier Goméz Batiste
Director WHO Collaborating. Centre for Public Health Palliative Care Programmes.
The Qualy Observatory.
Duration
60 hours
Aimed to
Health professionals, in all areas of care, meet chronic patients, in an advanced
stadium or at the end of life.
Accreditation
Accredited by the “Commission for Continuing Education of Spanish National Health
System”.
Methodology
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100% Online
The online course is structured through case studies related to frequent clinical
situations.
Throughout the course tutors are available to students to solve any questions.
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Nursing care for hematology and cancer patients
Learn the basic principles on the fundamentals of cancer biology, cancer treatment, management of cancerrelated symptoms, and patient and family care. Be able to plan and provide skilled nursing care in patients
receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer, and in the process of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in
the case of acute leukemia.
Direction
Társila Ferro García.
Nursing Care Director
Catalan Institute of Oncology
Duration
50 hours
Aimed to
Accreditation
Methodology
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Nurses working in oncological departments or interested in specialization in
oncology nursing
Accredited by the “Commission for Continuing Education of Spanish National Health
System”.
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100% Online
The online course is structured through case studies related to frequent clinical
situations. Throughout the course tutors are available to students to solve any
questions.
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Handling and preparation of cytostatics
The main aim of the course is to provide knowledge, skills and abilities related to the process of handling
cytostatics.
In collaboration with the Gedefo Foundation, Spanish Group for the development of oncology pharmacy.
Direction
Ana Clopés
Dirección de Farmacia.
Institut Català d’Oncologia (ICO)
Duration
45 hours
Aimed to
Nurses and pharmacy technicians.
Accreditation
Accredited by the “Commission for Continuing Education of Spanish National Health
System”.
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Methodology
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It is a blended course, which combines e-learning (17 h) with a meeting
workshop (8 h) and hospital practices (20 h).
The online course is structured through situations and case studies related to the
daily activity of the professionals. Includes an expert tutor support.
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Virtual training program in cancer
Cancer Research and Epidemiology Program
IARC Postgraduate diploma on Methodological principles of Research in
Oncology : Epidemiology and Biostatistics Tools
This program aims to train students in the principles and
methods of epidemiology and prevention, health
promotion and to provide education and training in the use
of epidemiological and biostatistical tools applied to
research.
Objectives
 Train on the principles and methods of epidemiology, prevention and
cancer control.
 Providing the knowledge to use a selection of epidemiological and
biostatistical tools applied to cancer research and awareness.
 Provide methodological basis to specialize in cancer research.
 Provide skills in the interpretation of scientific material and
communication of results.
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IARC Postgraduate diploma on Methodological principles of Research in
Oncology : Epidemiology and Biostatistics Tools
Direction
Dr. Xavier Castellsagué.
Cancer Epidemiology Research Programme. Institut Català d’Oncologia.
Duration
375 hours
Aimed to
Epidemiologists, statisticians, physicians, oncologists, public health specialists, and
others with a direct interest in cancer epidemiology.
Accreditation
Postgraduate Diploma accredited by the University of Barcelona. Faculty of
Medicine.
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Methodology
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100% online program. Each module has the figure of an expert tutor.
The modules include exercises, practical activities evaluable, optional activities,
optional self-assessments, mandatory in the online forum discussions and a final
evaluation.
Throughout the course tutors are available to guide the students learning.
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IARC Postgraduate diploma on Methodological principles of Research in
Oncology : Epidemiology and Biostatistics Tools
Module 1
Principles of cancer epidemiology
50 hours
Module 2
Cancer prevention: principles and methods
25 hours
Module 3
Epidemiological study design and
evaluation
75 hours
Module 4
Basic statistics applied to epidemiology
100 hours
Module 5
Designing, planning and conducting an
epidemiological research
50 hours
Module 6
Systematic Reviews and Meta-analysis
25 hours
Tutored research project
(to obtain the Post-graduate accreditation)
50 hours
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Statistics for oncologists
To give the knowledge and understanding of basic statistical methods such as sampling and collecting data,
probability, distributions, regression analysis, survival analysis and apply statistical and apply statistical
methods within clinical research.
Direction
Dr. Victor Moreno.
Program of Cancer Control. Institut Català d’Oncologia.
Dra. Margarita Garcia.
Research Management Unit
Duration
45 hours
Aimed to
Specialists in Medical Oncology and Radiation Oncology with a direct interest in
clinical research in oncology.
Accreditation
Accredited by the “Commission for Continuing Education of Spanish National Health
System”.
Methodology
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100% online. Each module has the figure of an expert tutor.
The modules include exercises, practical activities evaluable, optional activities,
optional self-assessments, online forum discussions and a final evaluation.
Throughout the course tutors are available to guide the students learning.
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Cancer prevention and early detection
To know prevention strategies to the different tumours most likely to be effective in relation to the
characteristics of each country or region.
Direction
Prof. Hélène Sancho-Garnier
Montpellier University
Duration
45 hours
Aimed to
Epidemiologists, statisticians, physicians, oncologists, public health specialists, and
others with a direct interest in cancer prevention.
Accreditation
Accredited by the “Commission for Continuing Education of Spanish National Health
System”.
Methodology
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This online program is self-learning mode. Each module has the figure of an
expert tutor.
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Virtual training program in cancer
VUCCnet Project- IAEA
VUCCnet Project- IAEA
In cooperation with its international partners in cancer control, the
IAEA has developed the Virtual University for Cancer Control
(VUCCnet). As a first step, VUCCnet Africa was developed as an
innovative pilot project that is helping address the human resource
shortage by using e-learning and traditional teaching
approaches to develop human resources in cancer control in
Africa.
The VUCCnet Africa project is focusing initially on four Member
States that represent the English-speaking component of the
project: Ghana, Uganda, Tanzania and Zambia. South Africa and
Egypt are mentors in the project.
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VUCCnet – IAEA. 2011 – 2012
Countries
Ghana, Uganda,
Tanzania and
Zambia
Participants
107 in two
editions
Certification
80% of
participants
achieved
Target
Doctors, nurses
and public health
professionals.
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VUCCnet – IAEA 2013 – 2014
Objectives
To provide tools to CHW on cancer prevention, education, diagnosis, treatment
and palliative care that relate to initiatives for cancer control.
Countries participating
• Zambia, Tanzania, Ghana, Uganda and South Africa
Aimed at
• Volunteers, social workers, CHW, etc. With varying levels of training. Usually
not formally trained health workers.
Methodology
• 100% virtual under worldwide learning standards.
• The material also will be available in paper, CD, tablets, or digital formats
(USB).
• Self-learning with the guide of an expert tutor.
Duration
• 60 hours
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VUCCnet – IAEA. 2014 – 2015
Objectives
To supplement the skills and knowledge of physicians regarding the specialty area of
clinical oncology and to support the optimization of multi-disciplinary oncology care:
surgical, medical and radiation.
Countries participating
• Zambia, Tanzania, Ghana, Uganda and South Africa
Aimed at
• Physicians regarding the specialty area of clinical oncology
Methodology
• 100% virtual under worldwide learning standards.
• The material also will be available in paper, CD, tablets, or digital formats
(USB).
• Self-learning with the guide of an expert tutor.
Duration
• 245 hours
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Virtual training program in cancer
SMILE·ON
Supporting innovative learning approaches through Mobile
Integration in the workpLacE - Oncology Nursing
With the support of the Lifelong
Learning Programme of the European
Commission
The project
The aim of the project is to evaluate and demonstrate the
feasibility of informal and social training using mobile
learning in the context of continuous learning for in-service
oncology nurses.
The partners are:
• National Centre of Nursing and Other Health Care
Professions Brno and the Ministry of Public Health of the
Czech Republic (NCO NZO).
• Kaunas University of Medicine, University of Lithuania.
• European Institute of Oncology (Italy).
• Catalan Institute of Oncology (Spain).
• Institute of Oncology Ljubljana (Slovenia).
• Faculty of Medicine, Baskent University (Turkey).
• Delta Media, a company with experience developing
solutions for the health care sector (Spain).
It is a project with the support of the Lifelong Learning
Programme of the European Union.
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