By Presidential proclamation, April is National Cancer Control Month. Cancer control efforts encourage healthy lifestyles, promote cancer screening, increase access to quality cancer care, and improve quality of life for cancer survivors.

A healthier lifestyle will reduce your cancer risk, and NOEP developed AvidNurse Tracker to do just that. This FREE interactive tool will help you make small changes in eating, exercise, and lifestyle habits that will add up to a big difference over time. You get points and trophies for consistently maintaining a healthy lifestyle. And every time you track your healthy activities, you’re entered into monthly drawings for real-life prizes. Our last drawing winner took home a set of healthy cookbooks. Keep logging in to win!

Login here or create an account and enroll in AvidNurse Tracker today. Mobile version available once enrolled.

This program made possible by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas.

To access the CE courses, please create a login at the upper right of your screen and then check your email to activate your account by clicking the link you'll receive. Evidence-based courses are being added regularly. We look forward to serving your continuing education needs!

NOEP offers contact hours for continuing nursing education activities as part of Texas Nurses Association/Foundation Provider Unit. 

Texas Nurses Association/Foundation Provider Unit is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.

Most states recognize contact hours awarded by ANCC accredited providers. However, please note that there are a few exceptions. States such as California and Iowa only recognize continuing nursing education or continuing education (CNE or CE) activities from agencies that are considered approved providers by their state boards of nursing. As criteria varies, please contact the board of nursing in your state with any questions, comments or concerns regarding reporting of contact hours as related to licensure requirements.

In the U.S., cancer is the second-leading cause of death. Cancers that can be detected earlier by screening account for about half of all new cancer cases (American Cancer Society, 2012).

NOEP provides free, evidence-based continuing education to nurses on cancer prevention, detection, treatment, and survivorship. Our goal is to educate all nurses to create changes in nursing practice.

We partner with expert nurse clinicians and faculty from leading academic institutions to develop cutting edge programs, and conduct post-education evaluation and outcome measurement follow up to ensure those programs are effective. 

NOEP is a nonprofit project of the Texas Nurses Association/Foundation.