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Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression (MSCC) Study Day

23 April 2026 (Hybrid event: face-to-face + livestream, plus 6 months on-demand)

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Overview

This is the only MSCC study day of its kind in the UK — and one that repeatedly sells out. For a decade, it has attracted nurses, AHPs, GPs, radiologists and doctors at every level who want to deepen their understanding of MSCC and improve the quality of care they deliver.

It offers practical insights that translate directly into clinical practice, grounded in national guidelines, real cases and multi-professional expertise. If MSCC features anywhere in your clinical pathway, this study day is essential.

Key information 

Delivery type 

Face-to-face at a designated venue or livestream online 
(6-month on-demand access included) 

Delivery style 

  • Lectures
  • Case studies
  • Video teaching
  • Panel discussions 

Duration 

1 day 

Experience level 

Any level of experience 

What to expect 

Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression (MSCC) is a true oncological emergency — and early recognition, rapid intervention and coordinated teamwork can make all the difference to patient outcomes. 

Now in its 10th year, this highly regarded study day brings together experts from across the UK and beyond to explore the entire MSCC pathway in line with the NICE 2023 guidelines. Whether you’re new to MSCC or looking for an update, this event offers a clear, practical and evidence-based overview of what excellent care looks like in real clinical settings. 

Through live sessions, panel discussions and case-based learning, you’ll gain insight into every stage of the pathway — from early detection through to imaging, treatment, rehabilitation and survivorship. You’ll also hear directly from a patient sharing their lived experience, bringing the human impact of MSCC into sharp focus. 

Topics include: 

  • Overview and epidemiology of MSCC 
  • Updates from NICE (2023) 
  • Red flags and early identification 
  • Radiology: what good imaging looks like 
  • Acute management pathways 
  • Rehabilitation and longer-term recovery 
  • Patient perspective and the emotional impact 
  • Multi-disciplinary decision-making 
    …and more. 

Learning outcomes 

By the end of the course, you will be able to: 

  • Recognise red flags and early symptoms of MSCC 
  • Understand and apply key updates from the NICE 2023 guidelines 
  • Navigate the full MSCC pathway from referral to rehabilitation 
  • Make informed decisions based on imaging and clinical assessment 
  • Support patients and families with clarity and confidence 
  • Work effectively within an MDT to deliver timely, coordinated care 

Who is it for? 

Healthcare professionals who may encounter MSCC in their practice, including: 

  • GPs 
  • Consultants and Registrars 
  • Resident doctors 
  • Radiologists 
  • Nurses 
  • Allied Health Professionals 

How to book / learn more

You can book this course on Eventbrite.

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