Overview
This multidisciplinary study day brings together expert speakers to explore the evolving management of melanoma from multiple clinical perspectives. As the fastest rising cancer in the UK, melanoma presents growing challenges and opportunities across prevention, diagnosis, treatment and survivorship. With new therapies emerging and pathways continuing to develop, high-quality care depends on coordinated working across specialties and a strong understanding of the latest evidence.
Throughout the day, you will explore the changing melanoma landscape, from public health policy and prevention through to surgical and medical treatment advances, current research activity and patient-centred models of care. The programme is designed to support professionals working across melanoma services to strengthen their knowledge, broaden their perspective and build confidence in delivering joined-up, evidence-based care.
This event offers a valuable opportunity to learn from specialists working across the melanoma pathway, connect with colleagues from different disciplines, and reflect on how evolving practice is improving outcomes for patients.
Key information
Delivery type
Hybrid:
- Face-to-face (in-person teaching sessions at a specific venue)
- Online (live)
Delivery style
- Lectures
- Case discussions
- Expert updates
- Multidisciplinary learning
Duration
One day
Experience level
All
Learning outcomes
By the end of this study day, you should be able to:
- Understand current melanoma epidemiology and staging
- Recognise the importance of public health policy relating to UV radiation and prevention
- Explore evolving treatment approaches across surgical and medical oncology
- Gain insight into current research studies, clinical trials and emerging therapies
- Strengthen your understanding of multidisciplinary and patient-centred melanoma care
Why choose this programme?
Melanoma care is evolving rapidly, with new treatments, growing research activity and increasing emphasis on prevention and survivorship. This study day offers a timely, multidisciplinary update for professionals involved in melanoma care, helping you stay informed, connected and confident in practice.
Who is it for?
Suitable for:
- Nurses
- Allied Health Professionals
- Specialist nurses
- Doctors
- Student nurses
- Anyone with a special interest in, or involvement in, the care of patients with melanoma
How to book/learn more
You can book this course on Eventbrite.
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