Overview
Brain metastases care is rapidly evolving. This study day brings together specialists working at the forefront of neuro-oncology to share the latest evidence, innovations and best practice.
The hybrid format gives you flexibility while ensuring high-quality interaction with expert speakers. You’ll leave with enhanced clinical awareness, a stronger grasp of complex pathways and practical strategies that can immediately improve patient care.
It’s an ideal opportunity for professionals who want to deepen their knowledge, strengthen cross-team collaboration and build confidence in managing a diverse and often vulnerable patient group.
Key information
Delivery type
Hybrid (face-to-face or live online access)
Delivery style
Lectures, interactive case discussions, videos, panel discussions
Duration
1 full day
Experience level
Suitable for all levels
What to expect
Brain metastases present some of the most complex challenges in cancer care — clinically, emotionally and practically. This one-day hybrid study day offers a comprehensive, up-to-date overview of how we diagnose, treat and support patients living with brain metastases.
Through expert-led sessions, interactive case discussions and multidisciplinary insight, you will explore treatment decision-making, acute oncology presentations, ambulatory care, rehabilitation, survivorship, psychosocial support and end-of-life considerations.
Whether you join online or in person, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how different teams work together to improve outcomes and enhance quality of life for patients and their families.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Understand treatment options for brain metastases and how decisions are made
- Discuss real-world cases to strengthen clinical reasoning
- Recognise oncological emergencies related to brain metastases
- Support ambulatory care pathways and patient monitoring
- Describe rehabilitation needs and survivorship considerations
- Recognise the social and psychological impacts of brain metastases
- Contribute to safe, compassionate end-of-life care for this patient group
Who is it for?
Nurses (including Practice and Specialist), Allied Health Professionals, GPs, Registrars and any healthcare professionals involved in the care of patients with brain metastases.
How to book/learn more
You can book this course on Eventbrite.
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