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- The Biomarker Jeopardy session at JADPRO Live 2020 featured Dr. Sandra E. Kurtin and her colleagues, focusing on key biomarkers in oncology.
- The session utilized an engaging Jeopardy format to help attendees learn about targeted therapies and their implications.
- Participants gained insights into specific biomarkers and class effects crucial for advanced practitioners in the field.
Article Abstract
The popular Biomarker Jeopardy session returned this year at JADPRO Live 2020. Sandra E. Kurtin, PhD, ANP-C, AOCN®, led the session, and was joined by Alyssa Henglefelt, PharmD, BCOP, and Allyson Price, PA-C. Using a Jeopardy format, they identified specific biomarkers while discussing targeted therapies and class effects APs should be aware of.
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