Breast disorders affect millions of people worldwide, creating fear, uncertainty, and a deep need for knowledgeable care. One in eight people assigned female at birth will face breast cancer in their lifetime, and for many, nurses are the first trusted guide through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. This course equips nurses with the confidence to educate patients about breast health, provide preventive care, and offer holistic support that makes a real difference in both emotional and physical healing.

You’ll begin by learning about benign breast conditions, including fibrocystic changes, fibroadenomas, non-lactation mastitis, and intraductal papillomas. Each topic provides a detailed examination of signs, symptoms, diagnostic steps, and nursing care practices that enhance patient comfort and outcomes. The course also explores how breast health evolves through menopause and how to address common concerns with empathy and accuracy. Understanding these fundamentals prepares nurses to recognize changes early and respond with informed clinical action.

Building on that foundation, you’ll explore breast cancer risk factors, screening, and advanced care techniques. From genetic testing and mammograms to biopsies and treatments like surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and hormonal therapy, every stage of management is covered. You’ll also learn the importance of survivorship care, focusing on long-term recovery and emotional well-being. By completing this course, you’ll gain the expertise to educate, advocate, and lead in breast health, empowering both yourself and your patients through knowledge, compassion, and skill.