All Courses
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Crossroads
This course is designed to demonstrate a patient/physician interaction in which strong emotions are encountered and several choice points occur. CME
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Fundamental Principles: Basic Strategies in Communication Skills for Clinical Oncology
This course is designed to teach you four useful communication strategies: CLASS, SPIKES, EVE and CONE. CME Credit available
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Fundamental Principles: Non-Verbal Communication
CME Credit available
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Q1020 Survey Design - Item Writing
Survey Design: Item Writing is focused on best practices supported at UT MD Anderson Cancer Center. It is divided into four basic modules.
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Provider Tobacco & Nicotine Counseling for Adults and Adolescents
The expected outcome of this program is to increase providers’ knowledge about pharmacological and behavioral treatment options for tobacco and nicotine cessation. Further, it will inform providers about conventional and new and emerging tobacco and nicotine products. In addition, providers will gain skills to counsel and refer adolescent patients to age-appropriate tobacco and nicotine prevention resources during a medical visit.
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Q2010 Qualtrics: Introduction I
Basic functionality of Qualtrics plus a summary of best practices of survey writing.
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Managing Difficult Conversations
A series of video scenarios demonstrating patient-doctor interactions
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Introduction of Epidemiology and Statistical Analysis for Clinical Research
The course is designed for clinical practitioners or clinic fellow/intern to gain some fundamental knowledge of statistical analysis and epidemiology.