The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Cervical Cancer Dashboard aims to monitor progress towards the WHO elimination targets to be met by Member States by 2030. This interactive dashboard includes a menu on the left side that allows users to navigate throughout the pillars of the Cervical Cancer Elimination Initiative and their specific contents. Some visual forms comprise filters and selectors located beneath the title, allowing users to select indicators or analytic dimensions to show the data.
Region of the Americas (AMR)
MSKCC Brachytherapy Fellowship Training Program aims to provide fellows with one of the most comprehensive training programs in the world in the application of brachytherapy for GU, GYN, GI, skin, and other cancers.
Using a multi-disciplinary case-based approach, this activity discusses challenging scenarios that are encountered in the management of women with cervix cancer. The moderators polled the panelists prior to the activity regarding their choice of management for these cases
This educational activity will discuss best practices in cervical cancer brachytherapy. The intent is for a broad-based overview of the essentials of brachytherapy. Throughout the course we will highlight the most recent evidence and evolution of modern brachytherapy.
This eContouring activity reviews normal and target volume delineation of gynecologic patients requiring radiation therapy. The activity begins with an introduction on the general management of gynecologic cancers, followed by contouring of endometrial, cervix, and vulvar cancers adhering to current consensus guidelines.
The course is designed to train colleagues in Low and Middle Income Countries who would like to care for screen positive women and women with precancerous cervical disease.
This program is currently a 2-year clinical fellowship combined with a mandatory third year focused on providing each fellow with formal training and/or experience in an academic (non-clinical) field relevant to their future career in Gynaecologic Oncology.