eLearning
Test your knowledge and understanding of the clinical risk factors for VTE in cancer with our interactive eLearning Modules.
In Module 1, you will dive into the pathophysiology of VTE, its prevalence and incidence, and which cancers can pose the highest risk of thrombotic events to your patients.
In Module 2, you will discover how risk of VTE is assessed in patients with cancer, what stratification tools exist, and current treatment options available.
In Module 3, you will explore how the management of cancer-associated thromboembolism is evolving, with a deep dive into existing guidelines, emerging therapies and potential treatments currently on the horizon.
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Why sign up with Medthority?
Develop your knowledge with our disease and condition focused Learning Zones
Access content from credible sources, including expert-led commentary, videos, podcasts, and webinars as well as clinical trials, treatment information and guidelines
Personalised dashboard providing updates and recommendations for content within your areas of interest
Why sign up with Medthority?
Develop your knowledge with our disease and condition focused Learning Zones
Access content from credible sources, including expert-led commentary, videos, podcasts, and webinars as well as clinical trials, treatment information and guidelines
Personalised dashboard providing updates and recommendations for content within your areas of interest
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