Join the Sensitive Practice Training faculty as they discuss issues related to sensitive cancer care for sexual violence survivors. The podcasts are intended to accompany and enrich the online training modules with more in-depth discussions and demonstrations. For current Sensitive Practice trainees, welcome! For healthcare providers interested in learning more about our NCI-funded training program, please visit us at www.sensitivepractice.com to learn more and apply.
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Join the Sensitive Practice Training faculty as they discuss issues related to sensitive cancer care for sexual violence survivors. The podcasts are intended to accompany and enrich the online training modules with more in-depth discussions and demonstrations. For current Sensitive Practice trainees, welcome! For healthcare providers interested in learning more about our NCI-funded training program, please visit us at www.sensitivepractice.com to learn more and apply.
In Episode 5 of the SPT podcast, Dr. Schnur interviews Dr. Goldsmith Turow about the Module 6 content in more detail, and also invites her to discuss the "dos and don'ts" of responding sensitively to patients' disclosures.
In Episode 4 of the SPT podcast, Dr. Schnur interviews Dr. Taylor about the Module 5 content in more detail, and also invites her to demonstrate task-specific inquiry and the S-A-V-E the Situation approach.
In Episode 3 of the SPT podcast, Dr. Schnur interviews Dr. Goldsmith Turow about the Module 4 content in more detail, and also invites her to demonstrate an example of grounding in real time.
In Episode 2 of the SPT podcast, Dr. Schnur interviews Ms. Starrs and Mr. Minassian about the Module 3 content in more detail, and also invites them to share their own personal experiences incorporating sensitive practice principles into their cancer care delivery and workflow.
In this first podcast episode, Drs. Schnur and Turow discuss sexual violence facts and figures, and the discrepancy between the known prevalence of sexual violence in the community and the seeming invisibility of sexual violence in the context of cancer care.
Join the Sensitive Practice Training faculty as they discuss issues related to sensitive cancer care for sexual violence survivors. The podcasts are intended to accompany and enrich the online training modules with more in-depth discussions and demonstrations. For current Sensitive Practice trainees, welcome! For healthcare providers interested in learning more about our NCI-funded training program, please visit us at www.sensitivepractice.com to learn more and apply.
