Onc Courses

ONC Courses are online courses designed by health care professionals to provide information and training to health care workers in the care of patients with Oncological conditions. Oncology is the study of neoplastic diseases, meaning diseases caused by abnormal cell growth. The courses are designed to help health care professionals better understand the process of diagnosis, prognosis, and appropriate treatment approaches for patients with oncological diseases. The topics covered in ONC Courses are divided into four tracks: Diagnostics, Treatment, Care Delivery, and Resources. The Diagnostics track is designed to help health care professionals identify and accurately diagnose cancer types, while the Treatment track focuses on the evidence-based best practices in the treatment of oncological diseases. The Care Delivery track provides health care professionals with information on the delivery of comprehensive patient care, including communication skills and the role of team members in patient care. Lastly, the Resources track focuses on the importance of access to clinical trials, genetic testing, and other cancer services for patients and health care professionals. The online courses are designed for both beginners and experienced professionals. The courses also encourage interaction among health care professionals to provide real-life examples, as well as up-to-date information to assist in the care of patients with oncological diseases. ONC Courses have been developed by organizations such as the American Cancer Society, American College of Surgeons, and National Cancer Institute. These courses are intended to help health care professionals stay up-to-date with the latest information and best practices related to oncological care.