Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Cancer Treatment: Viewed Through the Lens of Health Reform

January 12, 2013 in Tampa, FL

Objectives:
Upon completion the symposium the participant should be able to:

• Discuss currents trends in disparities in cancer screenings and early diagnosis, therapy, management and treatment for breast, prostate, lung and colorectal cancer and survivorship
• Understand the impact of disease states such as cancer, addiction and mental health upon the current health delivery system.
• Address the current state of health disparities in the United States and the relative impact of social determinants on such status;
• Understand health reform and challenges to implementation

Continuing Education Credits:
At the successful completion of this activity, the attendee will be eligible to receive 4 hrs of continuing education credits (CME) through the National Medical Association. An attendance verification form will be available at the registration desk. 

Fee: This event is free of charge.

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