Echo

as survivorship for adolescent and young adult {(aya); (ages 15-45)} oncology patients improves, there is a greater need to address quality of life issues, particularly in the area of reproductive health. the nci-funded enriching communication skills for health professionals in oncofertility (echo) is a web-based training program focusing on building communication skills. training topics • risk of infertility • fertility preservation • sexual functioning • body image • ethical, social, and cultural considerations this program is available at no cost and upon completion of all course requirements; participants will receive 17.75 continuing education credits. to be eligible participants must: • be a social worker, psychologist, nurse, or advanced practice provider • work in an in or out-patient oncology care setting • provide oncology care for at least 5 aya cancer patients (ages 15-45) per year • commit to 1-2 hours for 8 weeks for web- based learning and activities all interested a