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The UK Oncology Forum now enters its eighteenth year; we are delighted that the meeting will take place in Belfast16 & 17 June. The past two years have seen many challenges for medical meetings and for healthcare professionals, we look forward to welcoming UK HCPS back to a F2F conference.
The forum is ABPI code compliant with an emphasis on the patient being central to all the educational activities. We adhere to full disclosure guidelines. The oncology forum is fully endorsed by UKONS and is accredited by the RCP.
The 2022 UK Oncology Forum meeting is fully supported with no registration fee for UK HCPS only, ensuring that NHS cancer HCPS from across the UK can attend this highly educational, CME accredited, multi-disciplinary meeting (post ASCO). Refreshments, lunches, and conference dinner will be free of charge at the ICC only.
Travel & accommodation unfortunately cannot be supported. Please visit the programme and meeting page which provided a list of suitable airlines links and hotels near to the ICC Belfast.
Join to hear from the Macmillan Preston Area Engagement (M-PACE) Project - a co-produced community engagement project that identified a local need for support in reducing the fear around cancer, and the provision of improved, more culturally competent cancer services.
The Royal Marsden Education and Conference Centre is known worldwide for its exciting programme of cancer study days and conferences
The Royal Marsden School and Conference Centre upcoming virtual events:
The 11th Annual Conference on Anaesthesia for Major Surgery: What's New?, 30 June 2022
Demystifying the science behind targeted treatments and immunotherapies for malignant melanoma, 4 July 2022
Demystifying the Science behind Targeted Treatments and Immunotherapies for Bowel Cancer, 5 July 2022
CAR-T Virtual Study Day, 18 July 2022
Through the NHS Genomic Medicine Service (GMS) in England, more healthcare professionals than ever before will be able to access genomic testing for their patients for the first time. To prepare the workforce for these tests and the impact their results will have, the Genomics Education Programme (GEP) has developed a series of supporting courses and resources to aid those who will use the service.
This free RCN accredited training module is ideal for any ward nurses and new starters on the haematology ward. Over the 10 chapters in this course, you will build on basic haemato-oncological concepts to support a foundation of nursing practice for caring for blood cancer patients.
This virtual course will teach the core concepts of risk stratification using family history as a tool to enable patients to access appropriate management strategies. The course is designed for all healthcare professionals working in primary care and specialist settings including oncology, breast care, gynae-oncology, gastroenterology and screening services.
