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Managing Acute Oncology: Toxicities, Complications and Challenges: On Demand

Available until 22 March 2027 | Online | On demand

Key information

Delivery type

Online, on demand

Delivery style

Recorded presentations, case discussions and panel discussions

Duration

Recordings from a one-day study day

Experience level

Suitable for all levels

Cost

£110

What to expect

Access recordings from Managing Acute Oncology: Toxicities, Complications and Challenges, held at The Christie on 28 September 2026.

This recorded study day explores the assessment and management of acutely unwell oncology patients, including treatment toxicities and complications of advanced cancer.

Learning outcomes

Explore the original programme below for details of the sessions and speakers.

Chair Dr Jamie Weaver, Locum Consultant, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

08:45  Registration

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
Daniel Greenwood, Critical Care Advanced Practitioner, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

10:30  Break

10:50 Acute Oncology Presentations in Breast Cancer Patients
Dr Caroline Wilson, Acute Oncologist and Breast Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

11:25  The Acutely Unwell Frail Oncology Patient
Prof Martin Vernon, Consultant Geriatrician, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

12:00  Life Threatening Immunotherapy Toxicities
Prof Tim Cooksley, Consultant in Acute Medicine, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

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
Dr Bence Nagy, Locum Consultant, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

14:20 Hospital at Home
Dr Phil Haji-Michael, Consultant Anaethestist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

14:45 Break

15:00 Updates in Ambulatory Pathways in Acute Oncology
Laura Bradley, Lead Divisional Advanced Practitioner, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust

15:35 Case Based Discussion with AO Panel Discussion

16:00 Conclusion and Close of the Day

This event is supported by the following companies, who have had no input into the agenda, topics or choice of speakers, unless where highlighted in a specific session of the programme.

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How to access

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Recordings are available until 22 March 2027, six months after the event.

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