Date 1: Wednesday 4th March 2026 Date 2: Wednesday 1st July 2026 Hybrid Format: Royal Marsden or Online Cost: £150 for one day; £280 for both (plus discount for joining remotely) Description: The study days aim to help develop attendee's knowledge for acute oncology and care of patients presenting with common oncological concerns. Our Part...
Date and Time: Wednesday 4th March 2026 - 09:30 - 10:30 Cost: Please contact the Alliance for the code to gain free access - wessexcanceralliance@wca.uhs.nhs.uk Format: Online Description: Staging and grading are two of the biggest drivers in deciding what treatment our cancer patient may receive. Join us on this webinar and you will learn...
Date and Time: Thursday 5th March 2026, 09:30-10:30 Cost: Enter code LIVE2020 for free access Format: Online webinar Description: This session is designed to introduce you to the concepts and aims of radiotherapy. As the webinar progresses you will begin to appreciate the differences between external beam radiotherapy and brachytherapy. Throughout the session, you will...
Description: Within primary care, healthcare professionals will encounter many patients with a family history of cancer - and it's important to know when, how and why to test for certain inherited cancers and predispositions. Attendees can expect to hear about the following: Genomics of BRCA 1 and 2 The importance of family history Breast, ovarian,...
Description: Join the RSM for a one-day, virtual meeting exploring how cancer diagnosed during pregnancy, postnatally or around pregnancy loss affects patients, families and healthcare professionals. This event is delivered in collaboration with Mummy's Star and the Maternity and Newborn Forum online. The programme recognises the significant emotional impact that cancer in and around pregnancy...
Description: Making Every Contact Count - Healthy Conversation Skills (commonly abbreviated to MECC) is a behavioural method which enables individuals to use an alternative approach when working with people to...
Description: Often wondered what a ‘chemotherapy cycle’ is? Or why we give chemotherapy in combinations? And why we give these combinations such names like ABVD, CHOP? And what do these...
Description: The problem with radiotherapy and chemotherapy is that they cause too many side effects, and do not really pay attention to the difference between cancer cells and normal cells....
Description: The NHS Genomic Medicine Service enables the NHS to harness the power of genomics and science to improve the health of our population. With genomics heavily featured in the...
Description: This one-day conference offers a unique opportunity for face-to-face, multi-professional networking and a platform to showcase local innovation and success in Acute Oncology. The conference programme is aimed at...
Description: Immunotherapy is an exciting prospect in the fight against cancer – why? Join me on this webinar and begin to discover the possibilities that immunotherapy holds in treating all...
Description: Within primary care, healthcare professionals will encounter many patients with a family history of cancer - and it's important to know when, how and why to test for certain...