This course explores the intersection of oncology and conflict, focusing on disrupted cancer care pathways, prevention systems, and research challenges in fragile environments. It examines barriers to diagnosis and treatment, health system constraints, and ethical considerations in cancer research. The course also addresses strategies to strengthen cancer control, prevention, and registry systems in conflict-affected settings.
Designed for clinicians, oncologists, researchers, and public health professionals working in fragile health systems.
Enrollment is available on a rolling basis.
Participants may enroll in this course individually or as part of the full Certificate in Conflict Medicine.
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Tailored capacity-building courses, workshops, and training offerings in the humanitarian sector are available to meet the specific needs of organizations and institutions. These programs are co-designed to align with organizational priorities, operational contexts, and workforce development objectives. They may include adapted course content, blended learning formats, and customized training approaches, including language of instruction, delivery modality, and thematic focus.