Myriad Continuing Education On Demand Recent Literature Highlights in Reproductive and Oncology Genetics Recent Literature Highlights in Reproductive and Oncology Genetics February 27, 2024 What to Expect: This program highlights literature updates in reproductive and oncology genetics and discusses appropriate follow-up approaches for patient management. Learning Objectives: Summarize recent literature in reproductive and oncology genetics. Examine universal germline testing utilization for management in breast cancer. Evaluate the barriers and benefits of universal somatic and germline testing in oncology practice. Identify the challenges of unexpected findings identified by reproductive genetic screening. Illustrate how imaging can play a critical role following identification of unexpected results in prenatal cell-free DNA screening Presenters: Alexandra Lisi MS, CGC Flora Days MS, CGC This nursing continuing professional development activity is approved for 1.25 contact hours from Oregon Nurses Association (ONA), an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation (ANCC). Contact hours will be awarded to participants who view the entire program recording and complete the post-activity survey. Click here after viewing the webinar to complete the survey:Take survey Please pay close attention to the instructions for receiving your certificate at the end of this survey. Once you have completed this survey in entirety you will have an option to print or save the image of the certificate. We recommend that you complete this from a desktop or your laptop computer for the best quality and options for saving this file. Please read the instructions below carefully to obtain your certificate. IMPORTANT: You must save the image at this time to obtain this certificate for your records. ***You must complete the webinar and survey no later than 01/02/2027 to claim credit*** Myriad Genetics Lab, a diagnostic lab that does not sell proprietary products, is an eligible organization according to the American Nurses Credentialing Center criteria. There are no relevant financial relationships with any individuals in the position to control content for this educational activity.