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Breast Cancers

Speciality Classification
Nurses
Location
Online
Delivery
Online
Provider
Australian College of Nursing (ACN)

This unit of study is designed for both breast specialist and generalist nurses. The unit of study reviews normal anatomy and physiology of the breast in relation to pathological findings associated with the different types of breast cancer. Global issues of epidemiology, aetiology, risk factors, genetics, and breast cancer screening and diagnostic factors are discussed in detail. Clinical presentation, diagnostic strategies, pathology findings and pathophysiology of specific types of breast cancers are addressed in relation to current treatment guidelines.

Hours of Study: 150

Credit Points : 6


PRM123
Modules / Topics

Theme 1: The context of breast Cancer

Identify the impact of breast cancer in the local, national and international current setting context.

Theme 2: Transition from normal cells to breast cancer

Evaluate the influence of breast cancer programs and services in the early detection, diagnosis, treatment and improved survival outcomes of breast cancer.

Theme 3: Diagnosis and pathology of breast cancer

  • Develop specialist knowledge about types of breast cancer and their associated specific pathology results.
  • Evaluate the psychosocial support required for people who undergo genetic testing and are diagnosed with abnormal genetic findings.
  • Reflect on their own values, beliefs and attitudes to demonstrate an awareness and sensitivity to the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse individuals as well as the cultural needs of indigenous Australians.
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Title
Breast Cancers
Speciality Classification
Location
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Price Details
ACN Members Price 2,196.00
Location
Online
Price:
$2,440.00
ACN Members Price 2,196.00
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