For a cancer patient, there is comfort in knowing they are closely monitored by their medical team throughout treatment. What happens when active treatment ends, what does follow-up care or surveillance consist of? During this webinar Kathryn Hudson, MD answers common questions, discusses follow-up care when treatment ends, and reviews long-term health maintenance.
Kathryn E. Hudson, MD
Medical Oncologist
Director of Survivorship
Texas Oncology
Dr. Hudson is a hematologist and oncologist in Austin, as well as the Director of Survivorship for Texas Oncology. She also sits on the breast cancer research committee for US Oncology. She came to Texas Oncology in 2016 after completing her fellowship at Duke University. In her role as Director of Survivorship, she strives to improve the supportive care and quality of life of Texan cancer survivors and also prevent cancer recurrence. Dr. Hudson prides herself on staying up-to-date on the latest cancer research and strives to provide excellent care of the whole patient. She is passionate about clinical research and is proud that Texas Oncology offers cutting edge national clinical trials to our patients here in Austin. She has been published in peer-reviewed journals on topics including patient reported outcomes, quality of life of the cancer patient, and cancer therapeutics.
