Guidelines: Lead, Follow, or Get Out of The Way?
When directives from local, national, and time-trusted associations conflict and fuel more confusion, clinicians must practically evaluate their options for delivering the highest level of care and demand the support needed to do so.  The leaders of TME discuss how they’ll be managing their practice amidst these unprecedented times and invite you to join the discussion.

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Catching up with Catching Cancer Early
Adopting the right technology and innovation can yield improved patient access and outcomes as the industry navigates the back log of elective procedures from screening to surgery. Specifically in this session, TME leaders will explore the importance of maintaining a focus on population health and how to support patients through at-home preventative care.  Panelists will deep dive into AI, genetic testing, and telehealth and invite you to join the discussion.

Who’s Got Pre-Game?
The return of COVID-19 in the fall months is a very real threat, leaving a small window of opportunity to optimize care before the next wave.  What are the best strategies to economically and clinically manage a second outbreak? The TME leaders will debate the role of advanced techniques in risk stratification, precision medicine, and biology.  Panelists will deep dive on genomics in pre-op triage, neoadjuvant chemotherapy versus upfront surgery, lumpectomy with RT versus DCIS suggestion to defer, and invite you to join the discussion.

Behind the Mask: Operating with Precision, Efficiency, and Empathy
While Coronavirus forced functioned healthcare systems into care delivery redesign, physicians were challenged to rethink best-in-class surgical and radiation practice. Reoperation, re-excision, and unnecessary treatment time now threaten more than margin efficiency and patient outcomes – inefficiency is an opportunity for unintended exposure. Panelists will discuss the additional complexities of providing care today, from "screen-side" manner to process improvement and adoption of new technologies and invite you to join the discussion.

The “Look” of Recovery
While we reinvent the breast cancer journey to survive and thrive in the midst of a pandemic, new concepts in breast sparing surgery and reconstruction help us limit the emotional impact on our patients and their families.  More important than ever, breast health support networks also play a key role in recovery.  Behind the scenes, we must also minimize the negative financial consequences of our "new normal."  Join us for a discussion of the latest techniques and technologies in nipple sparing surgery and scar minimization, psycho-social support and outcomes, and physician compensation.