Key information
Delivery type
Face-to-face or online study day (6-month on-demand access included)
Delivery style
- Lectures
- Interactive case discussions
- Videos
- Panel discussions
Duration
One full day
Experience level
Suitable for all levels
Cost
- Onsite: £110
- Virtual: £110
- Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMIC): £50
- Student: £70
- Offer 5 for 4 (onsite and virtual): £84
- Pharma and industry: £200
What to expect
Oncology treatment options have expanded exponentially, with complex multi-drug regimens, immunotherapies and advanced targeted therapies now central to cancer care. Managing the toxicities and complications that arise from these treatments presents an increasing challenge for clinical staff across all settings.
This one-day hybrid study day offers a focused, up-to-date exploration of how to assess and manage the acutely unwell oncology patient, with expert-led sessions covering therapy toxicities, complications of advanced cancer and emergency presentations.
Whether you join us onsite at The Christie or virtually, you will develop practical knowledge and confidence to support oncology patients through some of their most complex clinical challenges.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this study day, you should be able to:
- Describe the initial assessment approach for the acutely unwell oncology patient
- Recognise and manage immunotherapy toxicities and complex SACT toxicity
- Understand prognosis for metastatic cancer patients in the modern oncology era
- Identify and respond to emergency endocrine presentations
- Apply learning to real-world clinical scenarios through case-based discussion
Who is it for?
Suitable for:
- Nurses (including Practice and Specialist Nurses)
- Allied Health Professionals
- GPs
- Registrars
- Healthcare professionals involved in acute oncology care
How to book/learn more
You can book this course on Eventbrite.
Chair Dr Jamie Weaver, Locum Consultant, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
08:45 Registration
Chair Dr Jamie Weaver, Locum Consultant, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
09:15 Welcome and Introduction
Dr Jamie Weaver, Locum Consultant, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
09:20 Updates in the Cancer Prognosis in the Era of Modern SACT and its Influences on Decision Making for the Acutely Unwell Oncology Patient
Dr Jamie Weaver, Locum Consultant, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
09:55 Recognising the Acutely Deteriorating Oncology Patient
10:30 Break
10:50 Acute Oncology Presentations in Breast Cancer Patients
11:25 The Acutely Unwell Frail Oncology Patient
12:00 Life Threatening Immunotherapy Toxicities
12:35 Lunch
13:30 Update on Immunotherapy Toxicity Management
Dr Jamie Weaver, Locum Consultant, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
13:55 Updates on Antibody - Drug Conjugates Adverse Events Hospital at Home
Bence Nagy, Locum Consultant, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
14:20 Hospital at Home
14:45 Break
15:00 Updates in Ambulatory Pathways in Acute Oncology
15:35 Case Based Discussion with AO Panel Discussion
16:00 Conclusion and Close of the Day
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