MEMBERS INTEREST GROUPS -

Inspiring cancer nursing

UKONS Members Interest Groups (MIGs) are set up by members for members.

These eight specialised groups bring together practicing cancer nurses (both face-to-face and virtually) to answer queries, share experiences and develop knowledge and skills. They also help to deliver many of the strategic aims and objectives of the organisation.

Members can join as many of the eight MIG groups they choose.

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Acute Oncology Services MIG

The UKONS Acute Oncology MIG has been set up to support the acute oncology nursing workforce and develop a community for this dynamic group of specialist nurses.

Haemato-oncology MIG

This group has been set up to provide a forum for UKONS members with an interest in haemato-oncology.

Lead Cancer Nurse MIG

The Lead Cancer Nurse MIG provides a forum for Lead Cancer Nurses to meet, discuss and share best practice. The group is restricted in its membership to Lead Cancer Nurses and their deputies.

Personalised Cancer Care MIG

This MIG provides a forum for UKONS members with an interest in Personalised Cancer Care, supporting nurses supporting people living with and beyond cancer.

Radiotherapy MIG

This group aims to support members specialising in radiotherapy nursing.

Research MIG

This group supports the development of research ideas and proposals and provides the opportunity to network with other cancer care nurses wishing to undertake research about cancer nursing.

Systemic Anticancer Therapy MIG

Our aim is to support and inspire UKONS Systemic Anticancer Therapy (SACT) MIG members in accessing relevant and up to date information and services within the field of SACT.

Young and Early Career Cancer Nurses MIG

The aim of the UKONS Young and Early Career Cancer Nurses Members Interest Group (MIG) is to support young and early career cancer nurses working in the UK. It is aimed at those under the age of thirty-five or within the first five years of their career working in cancer.