Discover how past Treviso students plan to apply the knowledge and skills gained to their daily practice.

Confidence in Managing Geriatric Syndromes

“I feel more confident in identifying, documenting, and making referrals or providing some basic interventions for patients I recognize as having a geriatric syndrome.”

Service Expansion and Protocol Development

“As I seek to expand my geriatric oncology services in my hospital, I now have more tools to persuade my colleagues that the geriatric assessment is vital and influences many aspects of cancer treatment.”

Multidisciplinary Collaboration and Clinical Impact

“I will be able to use the things I have learned in my daily practice as a medical oncologist, frequently handling older patients with cancer, from CGA to managing the toxicity of treatment. I will also be able to contribute to our weekly multidisciplinary team meeting for the geriatric cancer cases.”

Confidence and Knowledge in Oncogeriatrics

“With the knowledge I have gained, particularly in geriatrics, I will approach therapeutic decisions for elderly patients with greater care and awareness.

I aim to promote the culture of oncogeriatrics by organizing local classes and meetings to discuss cases. Additionally, I will begin collecting patient data from daily practice and clinical research.”

Holistic Approach to Patient Care

“I now feel equipped to take the time needed to assess elderly patients from both an oncological and geriatric perspective, confidently designing intervention plans tailored to the specific deficits I identify in my daily practice.”