Managing acute oncology: Toxicities, complications and challenges

Learn about treatment toxicity management and complications of advanced cancer

Oncology treatment options have expanded exponentially with the introduction of complex multi-drug regimens, immunotherapies and advanced targeted therapies. Toxicities from these therapies are challenging for clinical staff who care for oncology patients. Improved patient treatment options result in improved survival outcomes, necessitating more personalised approaches to cancer complications.

This study day will focus on developing an understanding of the approach to assessment of the acutely unwell oncology patient including management of therapy toxicities and complications of advanced cancer.

Friday 26 September 2025, 9am to 5pm BST - The Christie Institute for Cancer Education, Education Centre

What to expect

Initial assessment of the acutely unwell oncology patient
Prognosis for metastatic cancer patients in the modern oncology era
Management of immunotherapy toxicities
Management of complex SACT toxicity
Emergency endocrine presentations
Common complications of metastatic cancer e.g. bowel obstruction, upper GI bleed
Ambulatory management approaches of toxicity and complications

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Managing acute oncology: Toxicities, complications and challenges

Learn about treatment toxicity management and complications of advanced cancer

Friday 26 September 2025, 9am to 5pm BST - The Christie Institute for Cancer Education, Education Centre

What to expect

Education events sponsorship opportunities

Last updated: June 2025