This teaching session, part of the Final Year Series, focusses on Lung Cancer and Metastatic Disease. Designed specifically according to the UKMLA curriculum, it offers a comprehensive review of managing lung cancer and its metastatic complications. Ideal for students preparing for finals, the session aims to enhance learning, boost confidence, and improve exam readiness. Don't miss this valuable opportunity to refine and consolidate your knowledge.
By the end of the session, learners will be able to comprehend and articulate the pathogenesis, symptoms, diagnosis and types of lung cancer, in accordance with the UKMLA curriculum.
Participants will successfully demonstrate an understanding of the different metastatic complications that can arise from lung cancer and the means by which they might be diagnosed and treated.
Learners will be able to differentiate between the various types of lung cancers, and understand the differing prognoses and treatment options associated with each type.
By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to apply knowledge of lung cancer and metastatic disease in given clinical case scenarios, demonstrating their ability to propose appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.
Through active participation, learners will develop the ability to communicate effectively and empathetically with patients about the implications and management of lung cancer and metastatic disease, supporting them through diagnosis, treatment, and beyond.
