Health Equity Education
Learning that fosters understanding of the impact of inequity and trauma on health access, experience, and outcomes, and strengthens fairness, inclusion, and culturally responsive care.
At The Christie Institute for Cancer Education, we believe in education which reaches deep into our communities – whether they be local or further afield. Our core values are rooted in providing opportunities within and beyond cancer education which puts people and patients at the heart of everything we do. Find out more about our work and how you can get involved.
Learning that fosters understanding of the impact of inequity and trauma on health access, experience, and outcomes, and strengthens fairness, inclusion, and culturally responsive care.
Shaping education and care together with our communities
Opening up pathways into healthcare careers.
Professor Monaghan discusses what motivates a career in pathology and the advances shaping cancer diagnosis and management. The conversation also highlights current challenges, research activity, and what attendees can expect to gain from our upcoming Pathology Study Day on Monday 8 March 2027.
Jessica provides clinical and strategic leadership for the safe and effective delivery of medicines used in the treatment of haematological malignancies and helps multidisciplinary teams navigate the opportunities and challenges they present.
Bestselling author and former doctor Adam Kay joined The Christie Institute Library and Knowledge Services Team to celebrate the benefits of reading, as 1,800 books were gifted to patients, visitors and staff as part of the Take 10 to Read campaign in collaboration with Read Manchester and The National Literacy Trust.
The Christie is based in Withington, Manchester. Our site is easily accessible by car and by public transport. You can find information in this section about how to get here and our car parks.