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very informative about prostate cancer
Posted on 27/05/2026
Prostate Cancer: Which Therapeutic Option for Which Patient is a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course designed for healthcare professionals working in primary care, urology, oncology, nursing, men’s health, radiology, pharmacy, and community healthcare settings. The course provides an evidence-based overview of prostate cancer screening, diagnosis, staging, risk stratification, treatment selection, and multidisciplinary management. Prostate cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers among men worldwide. Early detection and appropriate management are essential to improving patient outcomes while balancing quality of life considerations. Advances in imaging, pathology, genomics, and treatment strategies have significantly changed prostate cancer diagnosis and management pathways in recent years.
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Module 1
Understanding Prostate Cancer and Risk Factors
Module 2
Screening and Early Detection
Module 3
Diagnostic Pathways and Staging Investigations
Module 4
Grading, Staging, and Risk Stratification
Module 5
Therapeutic Options and Multidisciplinary Care
Module 6
Psychosocial Support and Long-Term Survivorship
Module 7
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Posted on 27/05/2026
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The prostate is a small gland in the male reproductive system located below the bladder.
A PSA test measures prostate-specific antigen levels in the blood and may help identify prostate abnormalities.
The Gleason score is a grading system used to assess prostate cancer aggressiveness based on biopsy findings.
Active surveillance involves close monitoring of low-risk prostate cancer without immediate treatment.
MRI helps identify suspicious lesions and assists in guiding prostate biopsy procedures.
Multidisciplinary care improves treatment planning, coordination, and patient-centred decision-making.