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CSTP-N2 Course curriculum

Home Courses Completed Courses CSTP-N2 Course curriculum
Session No. Date Title Learning Objectives Experts
Pre-training & pre-module 1 evaluation quiz (sent on 11 Aug through email, open until Aug 17, 3 pm) To assess the current attitudes & practice with regard to cancer screening, & knowledge level regarding cervical cancer screening prevalent among the nurses.
Aug 17, 2020
Orientation (2:00-3:00 pm) To orient the participants regarding the usage of Zoom and etiquettes of ECHO sessions.
1
Aug 17, 2020
Introduction to Cancer Screening and the role of staff nurses in the nations’ cancer screening program
  • What is cancer?
  • Burden of cancer in India: Prevalence, incidence, and mortality of cancer
  • Causes of cancer
  • Risk factors of cancer
  • What is screening? Types of screening
  • Risks and benefits of screening
  • Introduction to cancer screening in India (Operational Guidelines of MoHFW), Population based cancer screening
  • Role of staff nurses in cancer screening program
  • Referral linkages
  • Mapping of the facilities
Dr. Roopa Hariprasad, Scientist ‘E’, NICPR, Noida/Mrs. Latha Sriram, Medical Officer, NICPR Noida
MODULE 1: CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING
2
Aug 24, 2020
Methods of cervical cancer Screening and their advantage and disadvantages
  • Burden and natural history of cervical cancer
  • Causes, risk factors, signs and symptoms of cervical cancer
  • Screening tests and their pros and cons [VIA/pap smear (including transportation of slides)/HPVDNA test]
  • When to begin screening? For whom?
  • Optimal screening intervals
  • When to stop screening?
Dr. Kavitha Dhanasekaran, Scientist ‘D’, NICPR, Noida/ Mrs. Latha Sriram, Sr. Technical Officer, NICPR Noida
3
Aug 31, 2020
Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid (VIA) & its Evaluation
  • Brief Anatomy of uterine cervix & anatomy, Physiology of transformation Zone
  • Principle of VIA (visual inspection with acetic acid)
  • Brief Step-by-step procedure of VIA with video, including the preparation of 5% acetic acid
  • Interpretations of VIA in brief
  • Briefly discuss the advantages and limitations of VIA
Dr. Roopa Hariprasad, Scientist ‘E’, NICPR, Noida & Mrs. Chandresh Pragya Verma, Techincal Officer, NICPR Noida
4
Sep 07, 2020
Treatment of CIN and Screen Positives
  • Types of ablative therapies (cryotherapy & thermocoagulation, including videos)
  • Screen & Treat, colposcopy
  • Eligibility criteria, Contraindications
  • Complications
  • Follow up
  • Types of excisional methods (very brief)
  • Eligibility criteria for treatment with excisional methods (very breif)
  • Follow up and referral linkage.
Dr. Kavitha Dhanasekaran, Scientist ‘D’, NICPR, Noida/ Mrs. Latha Sriram, Sr. Technical Officer, NICPR Noida
5
Sep 14, 2020
Case Scenarios in Cervical Cancer Screening and Management Various cases pertaining to precancerous and cancerous cervical lesions will be discussed here. (VIA +ve, VIA -ve, Screen-and-treat cases) Dr. Roopa Hariprasad, Scientist ‘E’, NICPR, Noida/Mrs. Reena Dwivedi Technical Officers, NICPR Noida
Post-module 1 evaluation quiz (sent through email, open until Sep 21, 3 pm) To assess the knowledge level of nurses with regard to cervical cancer screening after the training module
Pre-module 2 evaluation quiz (sent through email, open until Sep 21, 3 pm) To assess the current knowledge level of nurses with regard to breast cancer screening.
MODULE 2: BREAST CANCER SCREENING
6
Sep 21, 2020
Introduction to Breast Cancer Screening, Self & Clinical Breast Examination
  • Burden of breast cancer
  • Causes of breast cancer
  • Risk factors
  • Symptoms and signs of breast cancer
  • Screening methods
  • Operational guidelines of MoHFW, India for breast cancer screening
  • Role of follow up and referral in reducing the burden of cancer
  • Referral linkages for screen positives
Dr. Roopa Hariprasad, Scientist ‘E’, NICPR, Noida/ Mrs. Amita Kumar, Technical Officers, NICPR Noida
7
Sep 28, 2020
Triple Assessment for Breast Cancer Screening
  • Types of diagnostic modalities available for breast cancer screening (triple assessment)
  • Ultrasound: eligibility, advantages and limitations
  • Mammography: eligibility, advantages and limitations
  • MRI: eligibility, advantages and limitations
  • FNAC/ Biopsy
Dr. Kavitha, Scientist ‘D’, NICPR, Noida/ Mrs. Amita Kumar, Technical Officers, NICPR Noida
Post-module 2 evaluation quiz (sent through email, open until Oct 05, 3 pm) To assess the knowledge level of nurses with regard to breast cancer screening after the training module.
Pre-module 3 evaluation quiz (sent through email, open until Oct 05, 3 pm) To assess the current knowledge level of nurses with regard to oral cancer screening (& tobacco cessation).
MODULE 3: ORAL CANCER SCREENING & MISCELLANEOUS
8
Oct 05, 2020
Oral Cancer screening: risk factors, clinical features (including common oral potentially malignant disorders) & screening techniques
  • Epidemiology of oral cancer
  • Risk factors of oral cancer/Importance of oral hygiene/oral health
  • Oral potentially malignant disorders (OPMDs)
  • Oral cancer – clinical features
  • Screening & common diagnostic modalities (emphasis on Oral Visual Examination & the MoHFW operational framework guidelines for population-based oral cancer screening)
Dr. Suzanne Nethan, ECHO Consultant (Medical) & Program Manager, NICPR, Noida/ Mrs. Chandresh Pragya Verma, technical Officer
9
Oct 12, 2020
Tobacco cessation: an overview
  • Burden of tobacco use/areca nut in India
  • Types of tobacco products in India
  • Mechanism of addiction: overview
  • Adverse health effects of tobacco use
  • Benefits of quitting tobacco
  • Tobacco cessation interventions (non-pharmacological & pharmacological): overview
  • Brief advice for tobacco cessation & role of nurses
  • Referral to Tobacco cessation clinics
  • Regulations on tobacco (COTPA)
Dr. Amrita John, Scientist ‘C’, NICPR, Noida/ Ms. Rajshri Fulzule, NICPR Noida
10
Oct 19, 2020
Infection Control & documenting Cancer Screening Results
  • Disinfection of equipment
  • Preparation of disinfectants or 0.5% hypochlorite solution
  • Sterilization of cancer screening equipment and disposal of used items
  • The various fields in the proforma for cancer screening 5) who fills it, how often
  • what is the rationale and purpose behind each field
Dr. Rashmi Asif, Consultant, Ghaziabad, UP/ Dr. Roopa Hariprasad NICPR Noida
Post-training & post-module 3 evaluation quiz (sent through email, open until Oct 29, 3 pm) To assess the knowledge level of nurses with regard to oral cancer screening & other important miscellaneous topics, & their attitudes & practice of cancer screening after the training module.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR COURSE COMPLETION CERTIFICATE:

  • Attend Attend atleast 7 out of total 10 sessions
  • Atleast 1 case presentation (on cervical, breast or oral cancer screening)
  • Minimum 50% in each of the post-module quizzes, and 80% overall aggregate.
  • Complete both pre & post training evaluation quizzes.

USEFUL LINKS

National Health Mission

National Tobacco Control Programme

National Health Systems Resource Centre

Health Management Information System

Tata Memorial Centre

WHO FCTC

Global Cancer Observatory

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