The study day forms part of the new Roots of Resilience – Catherine’s Rose programme, led by The Royal Marsden and funded by The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. The programme aims to provide free specialist education opportunities for NHS healthcare professionals focused on cancer prehabilitation and rehabilitation.
- To consider the provision of prehabilitation and rehabilitation for optimising and supporting people affected by cancer.
- Sessions will provide an introduction and exploration of The Royal Marsden Optimisation Framework.
- The framework focuses upon care and support from diagnosis through active treatment, rehabilitation to living with and beyond cancer.
- It provides a unified and integrated approach which addresses both oncological and non-oncological factors positively influencing outcomes.
The study day will also provide an opportunity for networking with a wide range of colleagues and to explore opportunities for enhancing clinical practice to impact upon patient outcomes and experience of care.
Audience: NHS clinicians working in cancer care with an interest in the provision of prehabilitation and rehabilitation, including allied health professionals, medics, nurses, psychological therapists, therapeutic radiographers, and strategic leads involved in prehabilitation and rehabilitation service delivery.
Date and Time: Tuesday 8th December 2026, 09:00-17:00
Venue: The Royal Marsden Education and Conference Centre, Chelsea, Stewart’s Grove, London, SW3 6JJ
Cost: Free
Link to Register: Roots of Resilience: The Future of Integrated Cancer Care National Study Day | The Royal Marsden