Welcome to the ENACCT Online Programs for Health Care Professionals and Community Leaders
Please click on the appropriate link below if you're interested in taking one of the courses.
 This course is intended for primary care providers to prompt action on: (1) referral to local oncologists who participate in clinical trials(2) educating patients about the importance of clinical trials as an option for first line treatment and (3) encouraging patients to ask about clinical trials when presenting to an oncologist.
This course is eligible for continuing education credit through May 1, 2011. New or returning users to the course after this date will only be able to print a non-credit certificate of completion.
 This course is intended to share practical examples of how primary care providers can engage in patient awareness of clinical trials, as well as effectively refer to and communicate with cancer clinical trial teams.
This course has been updated, and unless you have already started this course, you should start and complete the new version located here.
This course is eligible for continuing education credit through May 1, 2011. New or returning users to the course after this date will only be able to print a non-credit certificate of completion.
If you have any questions about this course, please email us at info@enacct.org This course is intended to share practical examples of how primary care providers can engage in patient awareness of clinical trials, as well as effectively refer to and communicate with cancer clinical trial teams.
This course was updated in December 2010 and includes only results from members who completed it after December 6, 2010. If you completed this course prior to this date, please view your course at this link: http://www.clinicaltrialstraining.org/course/view.php?id=33
This course is eligible for continuing education credit through May 1, 2011. New or returning users to the course after this date will only be able to print a non-credit certificate of completion.
If you have any questions about this course, please email us at info@enacct.org  Designed for cancer clinical trial staff, the purpose of this course is to improve recruitment, consent and accrual procedures and processes, especially among ethnic and racial minorities and the medically underserved.
This course is eligible for continuing education credit through May 1, 2011. New or returning users to the course after this date will only be able to print a non-credit certificate of completion.
 Designed for cancer clinical trial staff, the purpose of this course is to feature strategies applied by cancer research staff and others to enhance patient recruitment and retention practices.
This course was updated in December 2010 and includes only results from members who completed it after December 13, 2010. If you completed this course prior to this date, please view your course at this link: http://www.clinicaltrialstraining.org/course/view.php?id=32
This course is eligible for continuing education credit through May 1, 2011. New or returning users to the course after this date will only be able to print a non-credit certificate of completion.
If you have any questions about this course, please email us at info@enacct.org  Designed for community leaders and patient advocates, this course is designed to prompt individual and advocacy group action on: (1) sharing information about the importance of clinical trials and (2) encouraging all patients to ask about clinical trials regardless of diagnostic stage. This program is not eligible for continuing education credit. If you are a physician, nurse or social worker, please view one of our other programs to receive credit.
This course is eligible for continuing education credit through May 1, 2011. New or returning users to the course after this date will only be able to print a non-credit certificate of completion.
 Designed for community leaders and patient advocates, this course is designed to share practical examples of how individuals and groups across the country have successfully implemented approaches to community-based cancer clinical trials education and outreach. This program is not eligible for continuing education credit. If you are a physician, nurse or social worker, please view one of our other programs to receive credit.
This course is eligible for continuing education credit through May 1, 2011. New or returning users to the course after this date will only be able to print a non-credit certificate of completion.
 Designed for cancer clinical trial staff, the purpose of this course is to feature strategies applied by cancer research staff and others to enhance patient recruitment and retention practices.
This course has been updated, and unless you have already started this course, you should start and complete the new version located here.
This course is eligible for continuing education credit through May 1, 2011. New or returning users to the course after this date will only be able to print a non-credit certificate of completion.
If you have any questions about this course, please email us at info@enacct.org Intended for primary care providers, this course describes the Option to Options project and explains it focus on hematologic cancers, defines cancer clinical trials, including how they work and their risks and benefits; identifies common barriers to referral and participation; discusses the potential importance of health care providers being the first point of contact for patient participation in clinical trials; and identifies specific actions providers can take to increase patient access to clinical trials.
This course is eligible for continuing education credit through September 1, 2011. New or returning users to the course after this date will only be able to print a non-credit certificate of completion.
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