Event Information
How not to miss a breast cancer: the triple test in practice
1 Performance review
 Addressing health inequities
FACRRM Recommended
Provide expert medical care in all rural contexts 
Provide primary care
Diagnostic imaging (IMAG)
Diagnostic imaging (IMAG)
History taking (Hx)

How not to miss a breast cancer: the triple test in practice

This course was developed by Cancer Australia as part of a six-part series on the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care for women with early breast cancer. This course addresses the importance of adopting a systematic approach to the investigation of a new breast symptom.

If you are not an ACRRM member and wish to apply for free access (sponsored via Cancer Australia), please click here to register.

Online learning hours:
2.00
Total hours:
2.00
 
Total hours includes:
Case study hours:
1.00
 
Learning objectives

On completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Apply the triple test as a systematic approach to investigating a woman with a new breast symptom
  • Understand appropriate breast imaging for any woman with a new breast symptom (including breast pain/mastalgia)
  • Differentiate the role of diagnostic breast imaging from a breast screening service
  • Discuss appropriate further investigations for a symptomatic solid lesion confirmed on medical imaging
  • Understand the role of the GP in the investigation and appropriate referral of a woman who presents with a symptomatic breast lesion.

Provider Information
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
Education Development Team
61 07 3105 8200
61 07 3105 8299
education@acrrm.org.au
Level 1, 324 Queen Street
BRISBANE CITY
QLD, 4000