AHCI Oncology Grand Series occurs quarterly on topics optimizing the management of cancer patients. Each program will review and discuss evidence-based guidelines, new clinical/scientific data, and treatment strategies to improve patient outcomes while embracing live multidisciplinary engagement.

CardioOncology is a new multidisciplinary field that addresses early detection and prevention of cardiac related dysfunction secondary to cancer therapy. Due to the increasing number of cancer therapies and the extended survival of the cancer patient, there is a need for recognition of the cardiovascular risk and disease states that impacts the survival and quality of life of the cancer survivor.

Discussions allowing critical thinking about specific articles identified by the course director that enables participation by attendees. Members ask questions, request clarification, and have open dialogue concerning the quality of the article, statistical analysis and how the information might be applied to general pediatrics.

Host presents articles to crowd, attending physician disputes article, writer of the article defends the article via phone.