The course is aimed at medical trainees, clinical nurse specialists, GPs, oncologists, general physicians, emergency physicians, research nurses, acute oncology nurses, palliative care professionals and Allied Health Professionals (such as radiographers, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and dieticians).
Day 1 of ESCTOX / UKASCC Conference - Thursday 12 October 2023
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Session |
08:30 |
Registration |
09:00- 10:30 |
Keynote plenary sessions |
09:00 |
Supportive care on the cancer wards: what's changing and why? Dr Safwaan Adam, Consultant endocrinologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
09:30 |
The rise of the supportive care workforce Dr Richard Berman, President of UKASCC and Consultant in supportive care, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
10:00 |
Surviving Cancer but at what cost? Prof Florian Scotte, President-elect UKASCC |
10.30 - break
Time |
Session |
11:00-13:00 |
New technologies in supportive oncology and personalised supportive care |
11:00 |
Wearable devices and contactless patient monitoring Paolo Bossi, Associate Professor of Oncology, Universita delgi Study di Brescia Italy |
11:20 |
Netflix and weed: sometimes that's all I need: the future of cannabis in cancer care Dr Judith Lacey, Head of Supportive Care and Integrative Oncology, Chris O'Brien Lifehouse Comprehensive Cancer Centre, NSW, Australia |
11:40 |
An overview of artificial intelligence in oncology Fabio Moraes, Clinical Investigator Radiation Oncology, Kingston General Hospital - Associate Professor Dept of Oncology, Queens University |
12:10 |
Personalised care: What does it mean to patients and how to put into practice Jemima Reynolds, Head of Programmes and Engagement, Trekstock |
12:30 |
Personalised care: a new focus for the NHS Deb Moore, Assistant Head of Patient Choice, NHSE |
12:50 |
Unleashing the Power of Prevention; How risk assessment can help manage Chemotherapy Induced Nausea and Vomiting Oliver Williams, Specialist Clinical Pharmacist - Supportive Care and Oncology, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust Michal Sladkowski, Advanced Clinical Pharmacist for Cancer services, Weston Park Cancer Care Sheffield **This session is sponsored by Chugai** |
13.10 - lunch
Time |
Session |
14:00-15:30 |
Enhanced supportive care Dr Daniel Monnery, National Clinical Advisor ESC and Consultant in Palliative Medicine, Clatterbridge Cancer Centre |
14:30 |
Models of survivorship care Prof Raymond Chan, Mathew Flinders Professor of Cancer Nursing, Dorector, Caring Futures Institue College of Nursing and Health Sciences, South Australia |
15:00 |
Treatable but incurable cancer: a new challenge for palliative care Dr Joanne Droney, Consultant in palliative medicine, Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust |
15.30 - break
Time |
Session |
16:00-17:00 |
Focus on pain management |
16:00 |
Should we have different guidelines for different parts of the cancer continuum? Dr Richard Berman, President of UKASCC and Consultant in supportive care, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
16:20 |
WHO Ladder: still fit for purpose? Andrew Dickman |
16:40 |
The narcotic bowel syndrome Dr Ashique Ahamed, Consultant in supportive and palliative care, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
17:00 |
NSAIDS and COXII inhibitors: under used for cancer pain? |
17.20 - close of day 1
Day 2 of ESCTOX / UKASCC Conference - Friday 13 October 2023
Time |
Session |
08:30 |
Registration |
08:45 to 10:15 |
Outcomes data and real-world evidence Chaired by Richard Berman |
08:45 |
A health economic evaluation of supportive oncology in a UK Cancer Centre Ollie Minton, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust |
09:15 |
The late effects clinic Emma Hallam, Macmillan consultant radiographer in post-treatment and late effects, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust |
09:35 |
Toxicity and quality of life Rosie Roberts, Specialist Nurse for SACT and Macmillan Clinical Lead Nurse for SACT and AO, Velindre Cancer Centre and Wales Cancer Network |
09:55 |
Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) Mary Tanay |
10:05 |
Panel discussion |
10:20 - Coffee break and posters
Time |
Session |
11:00 to 13:00 |
CAR-T therapy Dr Jennifer Vidrine, Consultant in palliative medicine, Newcastle Hospitals |
11:30 |
Radiotherapy for multiple liver metastases Dr Ganesh Rhadakrishna, Consultant clinical oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
12:00 |
Proton beam therapy Dr Shermaine Pan |
12:30 |
Immunotherapy: where are we now and what's to come? Dr Anna Olssen-Brown, Medical oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
13:00 - Lunch
Time |
Session |
14:00 to 15:20 |
Reducing symptom burden |
14:00 |
Fatigue during and after treatment - how can we best treat? Prof Paddy Stone, Professor of palliative and end of life care, University College London |
14:20 |
Common oral problems and their treatment
Professor Joel Epstein, Professor of oral medicine, City of Hope Cancer Centre, USA |
14:40 |
Prehab 4 Cancer Dr John Moore, GM Cancer Clincial director for prehab and recovery, Manchester Foundation Trust |
15:00 |
The time toxicity of cancer treatment Dr Arjun Gupta, Medical oncologist, University of Minnesota, USA |
15:20 - Break
Time |
Session |
15:40 to 17:00 |
Future supportive oncology - ones to watch |
15:40 |
Supportive oncology: past, present and future Dr Maryam B Lustberg, President of MASCC, Director of The Breast Centre at Smilow Cancer Hospital and Chief of breast medical oncology, Yale Cancer Centre, USA |
16:00 |
The role of cold plasma therapy in cancer care Michael Keidar, Professor of engineering, George Washington University, USA |
16:20 |
Overview of the potential use of psilocybin in oncology Dr Sara Tai, Professor of clinical psychology and consultant clinical psychologist, CeNTrUM (Centre for New Treatments and Understanding in Mental Health) Division of Psychology and Mental health, University of Manchester |
16:40 |
Photobiomodulation: using light therapy to develop sustainable quality improvements in cancer care Angela Hayes, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Clinical Sustainability Lead, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
17:00 - Close
Guidance for poster submissions on the subject of supportive care
Abstracts should be saved with your full name and event as the name of the document e.g. ‘John Smith ESCTOX/UKASCC Abstract’ and emailed to the-christie.educationevents@nhs.net by 5pm on Thursday 31 August 2023 with the cover submission form attached.
- Please refer to the below submission form template when completing your abstract (250 words max)
- Upon submission, all successful abstracts will be contacted and asked to submit an A4 PDF poster.
- You may be selected for a brief oral presentation. If you would not be happy to give an oral presentation, please highlight this on the submission form.
- There will be a discounted ticket rate for all poster submissions. A member of our team will offer to book you your discounted place upon receiving your poster.
Due to the virtual nature of the event, posters must be saved in PDF format and submitted electronically. They will form part of an “e-gallery” for delegates to access. All posters must clearly display the applicants’ full name and a relevant contact email address to facilitate any communication after the event.
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Any further questions please contact the-christie.eduationevents@nhs.net or 0161 918 7409.
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