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The Society of Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) is committed to empowering clinicians and researchers through a wide range of educational offerings. By promoting evidence-based, innovative care, SGO advances gynecologic oncology with the goal of improving patient outcomes and advancing health equity. Our diverse educational programs — including live meetings, hands-on workshops, webinars, and downloadable resources — cover a broad spectrum of clinical and research topics designed to inform, inspire, and advance the field.

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Interactive Learning for the Gynecologic Oncology Team

SGO holds three annual, in-person conferences across North America each year:

SGO Winter Meeting (Jan/Feb)
SGO Annual Meeting on Women’s Cancer (March/April)
SGO Allied Health Professionals Meeting (Sept/Oct)

In addition, SGO offers hands-on training through immersive workshops and specialized courses designed for the entire gynecologic oncology team. These in-person events provide invaluable opportunities to practice skills, collaborate with peers, and learn directly from top experts in a highly interactive environment.

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SGO CME/CE Mission Statement

SGO is a national medical specialty society for health care providers trained in the comprehensive management of gynecologic cancers. The society was initially developed for gynecologic oncologists—obstetrician/gynecologists with three to four years of additional, intensive training in the specific study of gynecologic cancers. SGO expanded its membership to include medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, nurses, social workers, scientists, pathologists and allied health care professionals interested in the treatment and care of women’s cancer. This comprehensive inclusion of other professionals committed to women’s cancer healthcare enhances SGO members’ ability to provide superior multidisciplinary cancer treatment including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery and supportive care.

Purpose

The purpose of the CME/CE content is to provide education in gynecologic oncology, foster ongoing research, and support the continued training and professional development of individuals working in this field.

Content Areas

The content of SGO’s CME/CE activities reflects the entire cancer care team’s needs surrounding the sub-specialty areas of the society and includes, but is not limited to, Cervical Cancer, Ovarian Cancer, Endometrial Cancer, Breast Cancer, Preinvasive Gynecologic Neoplasia, Pain Management in Palliative Care, Reproductive Issues and Fertility Options for Cancer Patients, Surgical Techniques and Medical Malpractice.

Target Audience

SGO’s CME/CE activities are designed for both members and non-members, including — but not limited to — trained and board-certified gynecologic, medical, and radiation oncologists, scientists, nurses, and all allied healthcare professionals involved in the care for or those at risk for gynecologic malignancies.

Types of Activities

SGO encourages research and continued education through various types of activities and formats. SGO offers a number of educational opportunities and scientific sessions that feature a broad range of clinical and research topics including live meetings (Annual Meeting on Women’s Cancer™, coding workshops, hands-on surgical courses, Winter Meeting and the Allied Health Professionals Meeting), and online learning activities such as live webinars or online courses.

SGO Continuing Medical Education

At SGO, we’re dedication to providing independent, high-quality, evidence-based continued education. SGO offers AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) to physicians and physician assistants, in addition ANCC approval CNE for nurses and ACPE approval for the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy.

SGO fosters collaboration among its members and colleagues to advance the overall care of individuals affected by gynecologic cancer and to eradicate gynecologic cancers and the suffering they cause.

More About Continued Education

How do I claim credit?

Associated with each educational activity for which credit is offered, learners are provided the opportunity to claim credit for their participation in the activity by completing evaluations after the conclusion of the event. All live meeting evaluations are sent electronically, immediately following the activity. Evaluations for online education offering credit may be available immediately with the course setup or are sent electronically at periodic intervals.

What is SGO’s process for identifying and resolving conflicts of interest?

An important aspect of ACCME compliance is the disclosure and resolution of any conflicts of interest involving speakers or individuals participating in the educational planning process and a commercial interest. SGO Council-approved policies require that anyone involved in a CME activity, or in a position to influence its educational content, must disclose all financial relationships using the SGO Financial Disclosure Form. Any financial relationships will be reviewed and resolved through SGO’s disclosure resolution outlined in SGO’s Conflict of Interest Disclosure and Dissociation policy.

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