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Research To Practice’s CME/CNE accredited activities provide comprehensive perspectives on emerging cancer research and practical management strategies for practicing oncology clinicians
Research To Practice
by Research To Practice
What is it about?
Research To Practice’s CME/CNE accredited activities provide comprehensive perspectives on emerging cancer research and practical management strategies for practicing oncology clinicians. Featuring audio, video and slide-based formats edited by Dr Neil Love, RTP’s programs bridge the gap between clinical research and patient care.
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Research To Practice’s CME/CNE accredited activities provide comprehensive perspectives on emerging cancer research and practical management strategies for practicing oncology clinicians. Featuring audio, video and slide-based formats edited by Dr Neil Love, RTP’s programs bridge the gap between clinical research and patient care.
Key Features:
- Sort educational activities by recent releases or by tumor type
- View “Dr Love’s Picks”
- Listen to audio or read text excerpts*
- Watch webcasts, symposia proceedings and investigator presentations
- Review slide sets
- View upcoming events moderated by Dr Love
- CME and CNE accredited
- All content is free
* Text not available on all programs
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