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During this session, we will review the pivotal role of cervical cancer screening adoption and the continuum of care from screening to triage and treatment, along with the benefits of patient navigation and advocacy to enhance patient outcomes and experience. What You'll Learn: In-depth insights into the cervical cancer care continuum, from prevention and screening through triage, diagnosis, management, and survivorship. Strategies for leveraging each step in the cancer control continuum as an opportunity to engage healthcare or educate to reduce cancer risk and mortality. Explore the risk of individuals being lost to follow-up—and how those gaps can increase cancer risk and mortality.

Watch Drs. Haywood Brown, Jeanne Conry, and Anne Ruch address the impact of delayed preventative health screenings for women in the post-pandemic era. These experts will discuss how refocusing on the well-woman exam and opportunistic screening during complaint visits may lead to improved screening and disease reduction. Learn more about Dr. Brown, Dr. Conry and Dr. Ruch.

Watch, Dr. Anne Rositch discuss current USPSTF cervical screening guidelines, the epidemiology and risks associated with precancer and cancer in women over 65, the incidence rate of cervical cancer in older women, and the implications of discontinuing screening at age 65. Learn more about Dr. Anne Rositch

This product theater is dedicated to understanding and addressing increasing rates of cervical cancer in the U.S. In this session we cover recent cervical cancer incidence data and the following topics: The current state of affairs in cervical cancer screening in the United States Strategies for further reducing cervical cancer in populations who experience healthcare inequities Benefits of co-testing (Pap + hrHPV) for detection of precancers and cancers Role of healthcare professionals, pathology and laboratory medicine in patient support and education This was originally presented in August at the ACOG FL District Meeting in August 2023. Learn more about Dr. Wheeler.

Join a roundtable discussion on understanding and addressing increasing rates of cervical cancer in the United States.  A multi-disciplinary panel of experts will discuss recent cervical cancer incidence data and use patient case-based reviews to address the following topics: The current state of affairs in cervical cancer screening in the United States Strategies for further reducing cervical cancer in populations who experience healthcare inequities Benefits of co-testing (Pap + hrHPV) for detection of precancers and cancers Role of healthcare professionals, pathology and laboratory medicine in patient support and education Learn more about Dr. Carrie Chenault, Dr. Kyle Bukowski and Dr. Anne Rositch

This presentation is dedicated to understanding and addressing increasing rates of cervical cancer in the U.S. In this session Dr. Darren Wheeler covers recent cervical cancer incidence data and the following topics: The current state of affairs in cervical cancer screening in the United States Strategies for further reducing cervical cancer in populations who experience healthcare inequities Benefits of co-testing (Pap + hrHPV) for detection of precancers and cancers Role of healthcare professionals, pathology and laboratory medicine in patient support and education. Learn more about Dr. Wheeler.