Videos

In the last installment of this 6-part “Case-Based Exchange” series, Becky Sousa, a Nurse Coordinator at the Women’s Cancer Center, Gyn-Oncology at Stanford Hospitals and Clinics, highlights the critical role of imaging in monitoring treatment progress, and demonstrates the importance of promptly identifying and managing adverse events to ensure the best possible care for patients with endometrial cancer. View Video ›

In Patient Case 2, Becky Sousa, a Nurse Coordinator at the Women’s Cancer Center, Gyn-Oncology at Stanford Hospitals and Clinics, underscores the importance of addressing post-operative complications, interpreting lab and biopsy results, and implementing effective treatment plans to improve outcomes for patients with endometrial cancer. View Video ›

In this sixth installment, Paula and Susanne discuss how they explain the importance of biomarker testing to patients with endometrial cancer and how the use of biomarker testing has advanced the field of oncology. View Video ›

In Patient Case 2, Becky Sousa, Nurse Coordinator at the Women’s Cancer Center, Gyn-Oncology at Stanford Hospitals and Clinics, explores the critical role of thoroughly understanding a patient’s background and utilizing biomarker testing to inform and tailor targeted treatment approaches for endometrial cancer. View Video ›

In this fifth installment, Paula and Susanne discuss the clinical factors they consider when evaluating treatment options for patients with endometrial cancer. View Video ›

In Patient Case 1, Gabriela Almeida, Oncology Nurse Navigator at the University of Chicago Medicine, highlights the significance of comprehensive treatment planning, follow-up testing, and outcome evaluation in optimizing care and improving prognosis for patients with endometrial cancer. View Video ›

In this fourth installment, Paula and Susanne discuss the types of additional support resources, both emotionally and practically, they recommend for patients diagnosed with endometrial cancer. View Video ›

In this third installment, Paula and Susanne discuss how they initiate a conversation with their patients about treatment options and the educational materials they use to support patients in understanding their treatment journey with endometrial cancer. View Video ›

In the second installment of this 6-part “Case-Based Exchange” series, Gabriela Almeida, Oncology Nurse Navigator at the University of Chicago Medicine, discusses side effects of checkpoint inhibitors for endometrial cancer treatment. Part 2 underscores the importance of recognizing and managing the side effects of immune checkpoint inhibitors, equipping healthcare professionals with the knowledge to provide safe and effective care for patients with endometrial cancer. View Video ›

In this second installment, Paula and Susanne discuss how personalized medicine is changing the landscape of endometrial cancer treatment and how it is impacting patient care, as well as how they stay current with new guidelines and data. View Video ›