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UKONS 20204 Manchester Conference Report

6 December 2024

Read a summary of what was our largest conference yet in Manchester, November 2024.

Independent Sector Cancer Network Publish New Cancer Service Guidelines

7 November 2024

 Independent Sector Cancer Network Publish New Cancer Service Guidelines

The ISCN Cancer Service Guidelines 2024 are now readily available for use. These guidelines are designed to:

  • Guide quality of care in practice: Providing a comprehensive framework to ensure the highest standards of patient care.
  • Offer a benchmarking framework: Enabling teams to measure and compare their practices against established standards.
  • Standardise clinical practice: Ensuring consistency and excellence in cancer care.

The ISCN Cancer Service Guidelines are now available HERE

Follow UKONS on LinkedIn and Instagram

6 November 2024

We are now on LinkedIn and Instagram.  Connect and follow us here...

www.linkedin.com/company/uk-oncology-nursing-society

https://www.instagram.com/ukonsmember/

 

UKONS Manchester 2024! We are ready! #UKONS2024

3 November 2024

We look forward to connecting with our members, sponsors & supporters in Manchester 15-16 November.  

Lots of inspiring sessions lined up under this year's theme of 'Working towards positive change in cancer'. 

You can now follow us at the conference too via LinkedIn and Instagram!  

Get tuned into The Cancer Professionals Podcast

11 September 2024

The Cancer Professionals Podcast bring to you expert guests delivering information on best practice and latest innovations in cancer care. They are released on the first Wednesday of each month, with UKONS featuring every second month.  

Listen on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and the Macmillan Website.

 

Acute Oncology Passports are go!

21 June 2024

The Acute Oncology Competence Assessment Passports have been launched! They are a suite of multi-disciplinary, standardised competence assessment documents for staff working at all levels of practice with patients who have oncological emergencies.  The Passports were officially launched last week at the UKONS fringe session at the UK Oncology Forum in Brighton.