State of Cancer Survivorship in Nebraska
Wednesday, June 15, 12p-1p CST

About the Webinar:
The number of cancer survivors living in the United States continues to increase each year because of the growth and aging of the population, as well as increases in survival due to changes in early-detection practices and treatment advances. As the number of cancer survivors increases, the role of primary care has become an important position in the management of cancer survivors.
As part of our work to understand this growing population of cancer survivors, the Nebraska Cancer Coalition collaborated with national and local partners to conduct a statewide survey of both cancer survivors and primary care providers. Please join us as we share survey findings and recommendations to address the needs of cancer survivors in Nebraska.

Learning Objectives
1. Review national and local cancer survivor experiences and needs.
2. Discuss the role of primary care providers in cancer survivorship
3. Identify opportunities to address the needs of cancer survivors in Nebraska.

About the Speakers
Laura Schabloske, managing partner of Clairrant Partners, began her career in the for-profit sector and has transformed her private sector skills working in healthcare to help both for-profit and nonprofit organizations. She is an expert at helping to identify and work through the challenges facing businesses in developing strategy and sustainability plans, creating systems as well honing development and operational efficiencies and processes. Her for-profit background in healthcare administration transitioned into her consulting practice supporting many medical, public-health practices and associations. She has been a trusted advisor to over 85 companies including 60 non-profits. She has served as a board member with numerous organizations over the past 30+ years. Currently, Laura is serving as the interim executive director of the Nebraska Cancer Coalition (NC2).

Tamara Robinson is the Program Director for the Nebraska Cancer Coalition. In this role she is responsible for building upon the organization’s programs to guide future direction and growth, by maintaining and enhancing relationships with programming, medical professionals, oncology centers, healthcare systems, governmental agencies, coalition members and grant partners, throughout Nebraska. Prior to starting this position Ms. Robinson worked for 5 years as the American Cancer Society Health Systems Manager for State Based Systems for Nebraska. She began her career in oncology working for 11 years in the clinical setting of cancer care at a local Nebraska hospital cancer center.

1.0 Continuing Education Contact Hours awarded by Iowa Western Community College, Iowa Board of Nursing Provider #6

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