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You’re in this field because you care. You’re in this field because you want to make lives better. You’re in this field because you know standing still is never an option.

The Society of Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) is proud to offer multiple forums for required accreditation, career advancement, and peer-driven learning portals. We know that by advancing our understanding of the field, we can continue in our mission to eradicate gynecologic cancer.

eLearning for the Real World

Our eLearning portal, SGO Connect™Ed, is a peer-reviewed, comprehensive platform featuring films, webinars, video recordings and more. Accessible from any device, it’s your way to connect, collaborate, educate and learn.

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Education for All Practitioners and Allies

Our mission is to promote the highest quality care through education and research. That’s why the content of the SGO SME/CE activities are designed for the entire cancer career team’s needs. This includes, but is not limited to:

  • Cervical cancer
  • Ovarian cancer
  • Endometrial cancer
  • Breast cancer
  • Preinvasive gynecologic neoplasia
  • Pain management in palliative care
  • Surgical techniques
  • Medical malpractice
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Upcoming Events

Jun 16 - Jun 19, 2021 Monterey, CA

WAGO 2021 Annual Meeting

For more information about the 2021 Annual Meeting for the Western Association of Gynecologic Oncologists (WAGO) visit the WAGO website. More info
Jun 21, 2021

SGO Journal Club—Controversial Topics: How do I treat locally advanced endometrial cancer? Let me count the ways…

Register Now   When: Monday, June 21st, 2021 Time: 7:00 p.m. CT | 8:00 p.m. ET Approaching locally advanced endometrial cancer can be particularly challenging, given the multiple modalities of treatment (surgery, radiation, systemic therapies) and... More info
Jul 12, 2021

Save the Date: Complex Surgical Coding Webinar

On July 12, David Holtz, MD (pictured), will moderate a 90-minute webinar with fellow SGO members Sameer Sharma, MD and Kevin Schuler, MD to discuss coding for complex surgical cases including using modifiers. Case examples... More info
Jul 22 - Jul 24, 2021

NRG Oncology 2021 Semiannual Meeting

The NRG Oncology 2021 Semiannual Meeting is scheduled for July 22 – 24, 2021 at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown in Philadelphia, PA. More info

SGO CME/CE Mission Statement

SGO is a national medical specialty society for health care providers trained in the comprehensive management of women’s 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.

SGO fosters collaboration among our members and their colleagues to advance the overall care of women with gynecologic cancer and to eradicate all women’s cancers and the suffering from these cancers.

Mission

To promote the highest quality of comprehensive clinical care through education and research in the prevention and treatment of gynecologic cancers.

Vision

To eradicate gynecologic cancers.

Purpose

SGO is a national medical specialty society for professionals trained in the comprehensive management of women with malignancies of the reproductive tract. The purpose of the CME/CE content is to educate in the field of gynecologic cancers and promote further research as well as advance the training and education of individuals working in this discipline.

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 targeted to the membership, including but not limited to trained and board certified gynecologic, medical and radiation oncologists, scientists, nurses and all allied healthcare professionals caring for women with or at risk of gynecologic malignancies.

Types of Activities

SGO encourages research and continued education through various types of activities. The goal of these educational offerings is the advancement of research and knowledge in gynecologic oncology. In addition the society promotes the use of cutting edge and effective treatment options to improve patient outcomes. SGO offers a number of educational opportunities and scientific sessions, in various formats, that feature a broad range of clinical and research topics including live meetings (Annual Meeting on Women’s Cancer™, intermittent coding workshops, Winter Meeting and the Allied Health Professionals Workshop), electronic, online learning and manuscript review activities through Gynecologic Oncology, SGO’s journal.

Expected Results

SGO offers AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ to physicians and physician assistants and ANCC approved CNE to nurses to gain necessary tools to increase knowledge and competence and improve their performance in order to advance research, knowledge, and patient outcomes in gynecologic oncology.

Turnover Talks

Don’t have the time for long lectures? Turnover Talks are now available on SGO ConnectEd—stay up to date on new data and hot topics between cases. These short summaries are eight to ten minutes long, made for the busy gyn onc. The first series of Turnover Talks will be distillations from the SGO 2020 Annual Meeting Webinars. Catch up on expert summaries of the latest research during your OR turnover.

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SGO Continuing Medical Education

At SGO, we’re dedicated to providing independent, high-quality, evidence-based continued education. It’s what we owe those depending on us. SGO offers AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ to physicians and physician assistants and ANCC approved CNE to nurses.

We are accredited to provide education for your entire healthcare team by all the leading bodies, including:

  • Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME)
  • Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE)
  • American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)

SGO fosters collaboration among our members and their colleagues to advance the overall care of women with gynecologic cancer and to eradicate all women’s cancers and the suffering from these cancers.

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More About Continued Education

For what types of education does SGO offer CME?

SGO offers AMA PRA Category1 Credit(s)™ for a variety of educational activities, including those developed as face‐to‐face meetings and online, electronic offerings through SGO ConnectEd. Visit SGO Meetings and Events to view our face‐to‐face and online educational opportunities.  SGO also offers CME credit to Manuscript Reviewers for Gynecologic Oncology.

How do I claim credit?

Associated with each educational activity for which credit is offered is an activity evaluation and/or post‐test. In conjunction with the evaluation/post‐test, learners are provided the opportunity to claim credit for their participation in the activity. All live meeting evaluations are sent electronically, via email, immediately following the activity.

All internet activity evaluations also include a post‐test component that requires the learner to answer a percentage of the questions correctly, based on the content presented in the activity. The internet activity evaluation and post‐test are available upon the conclusion of the activity.

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

An important element of ACCME compliance is disclosing and resolving any conflicts of interest between a speaker or individual involved in the educational planning process and a commercial interest. SGO Council-approved policies state that all individuals participating in a CME activity or in a position to affect the educational content development must disclose all financial relationships via the SGO Financial Disclosure Form. All financial relationships will be resolved through a mechanism outlined in SGO’s ACCME Conflict of Interest Resolution policy.

As an ACCME provider, SGO is approved to offer AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ to physician participants through the American Medical Association (AMA). Per AMA guidelines, physicians eligible to receive AMA PRA Category1 Credit(s)™ are individuals who have completed an MD, DO or equivalent medical degree from another country or who have obtained a Fifth Pathway certificate.

We’re happy to offer education for learners around the world.

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