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Designed to prepare health professionals who are about to provide maternity care to patients who are newly diagnosed with breast cancer. There are 9 concise mini modules, including genetic considerations, obstetrical and neonatal monitoring, surgery, systemic therapy, psychosocial support and lactation support. The content was developed by clinicians from oncology and maternity programs.

Examines common individual and family experiences across the illness trajectory from a theoretical, empirical and clinical perspective in order to understand and assess distress and coping from a family centered standpoint. The course draws on a case-based, narrative format and provides opportunities to learn in small groups of interprofessional learners.

Provides a comprehensive review of screening, assessment and management of psychosocial distress. Depression and anxiety in adults with cancer is based on the 2015 Pan-Canadian Practice Guidelines. (www.capo.ca).

Focuses on understanding sexual health issues that arise in cancer care and developing assessment and psycho-education skills.