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In England many people are diagnosed with cancer each year. Little is known about the impact that being in prison has on the care of people diagnosed with cancer and more information is needed to better understand the challenges of managing care for people with cancer who are in prison. This research aims to fill that gap in knowledge by exploring the views of people with cancer, prison staff and prison and cancer health professionals.
The Lymphoma Action CNS masterclass is for clinical nurse specialists and other nursing colleagues working in the field of Haemato-oncology. This course provides a unique insight into the treatment and management of lymphomas and is a great opportunity to network and share good practice.
St Catherine’s College, University of Oxford, Manor Road, Oxford OX1 3UJ
The UK Forum on Haemoglobin Disorders is a multi-disciplinary group of healthcare professionals interested in all aspects of sickle cell disease, thalassaemia and related conditions.
Ahead of their 2019 conference UKONS would like to invite you to a free research surgery and networking event. This event will bring cancer nurses together to share research ideas, hear from experts, learn together and provide an opportunity to network with colleagues.
If you a cancer nurse interested in, or undertaking, research at any level do please join us.
Birmingham City Football Ground, Birmingham
An insightful and interactive conference to enable enhanced referral processes, better developed diagnostic support for patients and effective delivery of care, ultimately leading to a more streamlined CUP patient pathway.
The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre in association with The University of Chester offers a range of 20 credit modules for nurses and AHPs. Modules can be taken on a standalone basis or in combination to form specific awards such as the Post Graduate Certificate in Cancer Care.
Preserving fertility is a relatively new care option for cancer patients and advances in reproductive technologies mean that young people and adults needing treatment that may affect their ability to have children may now have options for fertility preservation.
The RCN Fertility Nursing Forum and British Infertility Counselling Association have collaborated to offer regional workshops for those caring for people requiring such treatments.
The care that acutely unwell cancer patients receive is increasingly provided by NHS professionals from across community, primary and secondary care rather than care solely within hospital oncology services. Macmillan is looking to explore the effects of this changing landscape on both patients and the workforce.
The care that acutely unwell cancer patients receive is increasingly provided by NHS professionals from across community, primary and secondary care rather than care solely within hospital oncology services. Macmillan is looking to explore the effects of this changing landscape on both patients and the workforce.
