Webinar Details

Preventing Re-Traumatization: Strategies for Providing Trauma Informed Cancer Care

Session Description:‎

This talk will provide an overview of common procedures in cancer care that may be retraumatizing for survivors of physical and sexual assault, provide strategies for identifying signs of a trauma response in a healthcare setting, provide a framework for providing trauma-informed cancer care, and discuss the ethical foundation for trauma-informed care.

Speakers
Jennifer Kilkus, PhD, ABPP
 

Learning Objectives:‎

• Identify 3 common procedures in cancer care that can be triggering to trauma survivors
• Describe signs that an individual is having a trauma response in a healthcare setting
• List 3 evidence-based strategies for providing trauma-informed cancer care
• Describe ethical tenets of trauma-informed care

Course Designation: Clinical (General)

Keywords: Special Populations, Clinical Practice/Skill Building

Presentation Level: Introductory

CE credits: 1.0‎

CE credit can be purchased for an additional fee of $25.