National Consortium of Breast Centers 34th Annual Interdisciplinary Breast Center Conference 2025

Advanced Breast Cancer Care, Genetics & Multidisciplinary Breast Center Management

The National Consortium of Breast Centers (NCBC) 34th Annual Interdisciplinary Breast Center Conference 2025 is a premier educational program dedicated to advancing comprehensive breast care through multidisciplinary collaboration, precision medicine, and patient-centered innovation. This conference brings together breast surgeons, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, genetic counselors, nurse navigators, radiologists, and breast health specialists to explore the latest developments in breast cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, and breast center operations.

Held from June 21–23, 2025, the conference delivers evidence-based updates on genetic testing, hereditary cancer syndromes, high-risk breast lesions, treatment de-escalation strategies, fertility preservation, patient navigation, artificial intelligence, and quality improvement initiatives that are shaping the future of breast care.

Through expert-led lectures, case discussions, and multidisciplinary perspectives, participants gain practical strategies to improve clinical outcomes, enhance patient experience, and optimize breast center performance.

Product Details

• Format: 37 Videos (.MP4) + 37 Subtitle Files (.VTT) + 38 PDFs
• Total Size: 15.42 GB
• Course Date: June 21–23, 2025
• Access: On-Demand
• Level: Intermediate to Advanced

Program Overview

This comprehensive conference explores emerging clinical and operational developments across the spectrum of breast health and breast cancer care.

Key areas include:

• Breast oncology
• Hereditary cancer syndromes
• Genetic testing
• High-risk breast lesions
• Personalized medicine
• Breast cancer prevention
• Treatment de-escalation
• Fertility preservation
• Survivorship care
• Artificial intelligence in breast centers
• Quality improvement initiatives
• Patient navigation programs

Participants gain practical knowledge that can be immediately integrated into multidisciplinary breast care programs.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to:

• Evaluate hereditary cancer syndromes and complex genetic test results.
• Apply updated recommendations for TP53 mutations and variant reclassification.
• Implement evidence-based management strategies for high-risk breast lesions.
• Assess emerging treatment de-escalation approaches, including cryoablation.
• Integrate artificial intelligence tools into breast center operations and reporting.
• Develop patient-centered navigation programs that improve access and outcomes.
• Address fertility preservation, psychosocial support, and financial toxicity concerns.
• Optimize multidisciplinary care pathways for breast cancer patients.

Core Topics Covered

Breast Cancer Genetics & Hereditary Risk Assessment

A major focus of the conference is the expanding role of genetics in breast cancer prevention and treatment.

Topics include:

• TP53 mutations
• Hereditary breast cancer syndromes
• Multigene panel testing
• Variant interpretation
• Variant reclassification updates
• Genetic counseling strategies
• Family risk assessment

Faculty review evolving guidelines and practical implementation strategies.

High-Risk Breast Lesions

Participants explore modern management approaches for:

• Atypical ductal hyperplasia
• Lobular neoplasia
• Radial scars
• High-risk imaging findings
• Personalized surveillance strategies

Sessions emphasize individualized risk assessment and shared decision-making.

Personalized Breast Cancer Care

The conference highlights:

• Precision oncology
• Risk-adapted treatment planning
• Personalized screening protocols
• Individualized survivorship care
• Patient-specific therapeutic decision-making

Experts discuss how precision medicine continues to transform breast care.

Treatment De-Escalation Strategies

Dedicated sessions review innovative approaches designed to reduce treatment burden while maintaining excellent outcomes.

Topics include:

• Cryoablation for selected breast lesions
• Minimally invasive therapies
• Surgical de-escalation
• Radiation de-escalation concepts
• Active surveillance approaches

Faculty examine emerging evidence supporting less invasive treatment options.

Artificial Intelligence in Breast Centers

Participants gain insight into:

• AI-assisted clinical workflows
• Automated outcomes reporting
• Quality metric optimization
• Imaging support tools
• Operational efficiency improvements
• Patient engagement technologies

The course explores practical applications of AI in modern breast programs.

Patient Navigation & Supportive Care

A significant emphasis is placed on improving the patient experience.

Topics include:

• Nurse navigation programs
• Care coordination
• Financial toxicity management
• Access-to-care barriers
• Psychosocial support services
• Survivorship resources

Strategies for improving continuity of care are discussed throughout the program.

Fertility Preservation & Special Populations

Sessions address unique challenges faced by specific patient populations.

Topics include:

• Fertility preservation counseling
• Young breast cancer patients
• Pregnancy-associated breast cancer
• Survivorship concerns
• Long-term reproductive health

Faculty review multidisciplinary approaches to patient-centered care.

Quality Improvement & Breast Center Operations

The conference also examines operational excellence within breast centers.

Topics include:

• Accreditation standards
• Quality improvement initiatives
• Outcome measurement
• Performance benchmarks
• Program development
• Multidisciplinary team coordination

Participants learn practical methods to enhance breast center performance.

Educational Features

✔ Comprehensive Breast Cancer Care Updates

✔ Hereditary Cancer & Genetics Education

✔ High-Risk Breast Lesion Management

✔ Precision Oncology Strategies

✔ Artificial Intelligence Applications

✔ Treatment De-Escalation Innovations

✔ Fertility Preservation Discussions

✔ Multidisciplinary Breast Center Management

Target Audience

This course is ideal for:

• Breast Surgeons
• Medical Oncologists
• Radiation Oncologists
• Breast Radiologists
• Genetic Counselors
• Breast Care Nurse Navigators
• Surgical Oncologists
• Advanced Practice Providers
• Oncology Nurses
• Breast Center Administrators
• Multidisciplinary Breast Care Teams

Why This Course Stands Out

✔ Dedicated exclusively to comprehensive breast care

✔ Strong focus on genetics and hereditary cancer risk

✔ Covers emerging treatment de-escalation strategies

✔ Explores practical applications of artificial intelligence

✔ Emphasizes patient navigation and supportive care

✔ Addresses fertility preservation and survivorship

✔ Multidisciplinary faculty and perspectives

✔ Combines clinical excellence with operational improvement

Clinical & Educational Value

The National Consortium of Breast Centers 34th Annual Interdisciplinary Breast Center Conference 2025 provides a comprehensive review of modern breast cancer care, integrating advances in genetics, personalized medicine, treatment innovation, patient navigation, and quality improvement. Through multidisciplinary education and evidence-based guidance, participants gain valuable tools to enhance breast cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, and overall patient experience.

     Topics

1. AI to Enhance Patient Experience and Quality Reportables

2. Beyond Breast Cancer Risk Advancing the 3 Ps of Breast Cancer Care- Personalized Precision and Patient-Centered

3. Clinical Trials Navigation

4. Complexities of Interpretation of a TP53 Pathogenic or Likely Pathogenic Variants PLP

5. De-escalation of Treatment- Is Cryoablation the Answer

6. Disparities in Fertility Preservation for Breast Cancer Patients and Genetic Mutation Carriers Where Are We Now

7. Exploring the Complexities of High-Risk Breast Lesions

8. Exploring the Nuances of Update Panel Testing and Variant Reclassification

9. Focusing in on High-Risk Care for Special Populations

10. Future Directions Overcoming Barriers to Care for the High-Risk Patient

11. Genetic Testing for Some or for All

12. Granulomatous Mastitis with Targeted Intralesional Steroid Injections

13. Impact Award Winner Announced by Dr Jennifer Plichta Award Winner Presentation- A Road Less Traveled Advocating for…

14. Inspiration Award Recognition with Dr Cary Kaufman Certification Recognition with Dr Kristie Bobolis Nicole Centers

15. Interactive Case Discussion 1

16. Interactive Case Discussion 2

17. Keynote Living the Boobie Queen Life Addressing Mental Health After Breast Cancer

18. Kids Need Navigation Too

19. Long Term Effects of Treatments on the Pelvic Floor

20. Managing the New Spectrum of HR Disease High 1 and High 2

21. Measuring Moments for Outcomes Reporting

22. Navigating the Line Between Support and Over-Extension

23. New Insights for Use of Hormones the High-Risk Patient

24. Past Present and Future of Clinical Trials for High-Risk and Hereditary Cancer Syndromes

25. Psychological Impact of Breast Cancer Identification Treatment and Quality of Life

26. Removing Toxic from Finances

27. The Big Little R – Research in the Community Setting

28. The Future of Utilizing Cancer Risk Assessment Models

29. The Impact of Breast Cancer Treatments on Cardiac Health

30. The Journey Shining a Light on Male Breast Cancer

31. Touchpoints in Navigation

32. Understanding New Directions in Risk Reducing Therapies

33. Understanding the Why of Imaging Options

34. Updates on Lymphedema Management

35. What is on the Horizon for Polygenic Risk Score

36. What Will You Do on Monday

37. Why Does It Look This Way