Table 1. ‘Multifactorial breast cancer risk assessment in primary care’ online training
Development of the trainingTraining objectivesDescription of the training

  • – Scoping review was led by FSD and the initial content plan was supported by subject matter experts from the CanRisk team (ACA, MT, JAUS, FMW, JE, SA).

  • – Content plan was reviewed by and discussed with members of our general practice expert advisory panel.

  • – The panel is composed of seven GPs and three practice nurses that support the development of the CanRisk Cancer Research UK programme grant (PPRPGM-Nov20\100002).

  1. To understand the basic components of the CanRisk multifactorial cancer risk prediction model.

  2. To recognise how genetic testing and multifactorial risk prediction for breast cancer works in practice.

  3. To communicate the results of multifactorial breast cancer risk prediction in primary care.

  4. To identify the outcomes and management options for each risk group identified through multifactorial breast cancer risk prediction.

  • – Four educational videos each covering one of the learning objectives featuring experts from the CanRisk team:

    • ACA in risk prediction;

    • MT in cancer genetics;

    • JE in risk communication in primary care; and

    • JAUS in cancer risk management in primary care.

  • – There is also a brief introduction video with an overview of training (SA) and a brief ‘main takeaway’ video summing up the content of the training and why it matters (FSD).

  • – The videos are 40 minutes long in total.

  • – The training also includes a selection of further relevant online educational resources from elearning for health care (e-lfh.org.uk).

  • Abbreviations refer to authors’ initials.