• Date & Time:-

• Day | Date: Saturday | 25 october 2025
• Time: (From 08:00 AM to 03:00 PM)

(        1 DAY             )

• Goals & Objectives:-

• Educate healthcare practitioners about the burden of breast cancer and its increasing incidence globally and locally.
• Educate healthcare practitioners about risk factors, how to avoid them, prevention methods.
• Explaining the importance of early detection and its tools.
• Identifying the target group for screening and how to assess risk factors.
• promoting the role of the primary health care physician in combating breast cancer.
• Explaining the woman's pathway to early detection and the role of the physician in primary healthcare canters.
• Identifying misconceptions about breast cancer and early detection with mammography.
• Train staff on clinical examination skills.
• Explaining the mechanism of the National Breast Cancer Early Detection Program and where services are available.
• Promoting effective communication with patients and provide psychosocial support.
• Understanding the latest international recommendations for the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.
• Learning the clinical characteristics of hereditary breast cancer and the impact of genetic mutations on treatment.
• promoting participants' skills in selecting targeted therapy based on the patient's genetic profile.
• learning updated guidelines on optimal timing for breast surgery.
• Identifying surgical options and the indications for each approach.
• Strengtheing evidence-based decision-making in breast disease management.
• understanding recent advances in breast reconstructive surgery.
• Promoting multidisciplinary care to optimize oncologic and aesthetic outcomes.

• Learning outcomes:-

• assess high-risk groups for breast cancer and how to manage them.
• Educating women about prevention methods and their importance in reducing breast cancer incidence and mortality.
• recognize the symptoms and signs of breast cancer and perform a clinical examination.
• Understanding each woman's individual care pathway based on the high-risk assessment results.
• their role as a physician in convincing women of the importance of early detection and making the appropriate referral.
•  The ability to distinguish between genetic factors and a family history of breast cancer.
•  Changing women's misconceptions about breast cancer and early detection.
•  The ability to identify and discuss the available and most appropriate treatment options for breast cancer cases.

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