Overview
This study day explores the latest approaches to managing patients with secondary (metastatic) breast cancer. Through expert-led sessions, you’ll gain an up-to-date understanding of the full patient pathway—from diagnosis through to advanced systemic and local treatment options.
The programme covers recent therapeutic advances, evolving standards of care, and evidence-based strategies for preventing and managing treatment-related toxicities.
Key information
Delivery type
Face-to-face (in-person teaching at a dedicated venue)
Delivery style
Lectures, case studies, video presentations, panel discussions
Duration
One day
Experience level
Any
09:00 Registration – Zoe Brammer
09:25 Welcome & Introduction – Dr Ciara O’Brien
09:30 Acute Oncology – Dr Caroline Wilson
09:50 GP Perspective – Dr Patricia Burney
10:10 Supportive Oncology – Sophie Maycock & Robyn Taylor
10:30 Secondary Breast Cancer – TBC
11:00 Break
11:15 ER Positive – Dr Sacha Howell
11:35 Triple Negative – Dr Anne Armstrong
12:00 HER2 Positive – Dr Alex Lewis
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Updates in Secondary Breast Cancer – Session 2
What to expect
Delivered by national specialists in metastatic breast cancer, this study day offers a comprehensive, clinically focused update that blends cutting-edge evidence with practical, real-world guidance for everyday oncology practice.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this study day, participants will be able to:
- Describe current best practice in managing secondary breast cancer across all major subtypes, including HER2+, triple negative, and hormone receptor–positive disease.
- Evaluate new and emerging systemic and loco-regional therapies.
- Recognise and manage common toxicities associated with treatment.
- Apply patient-centred approaches to support those living with metastatic breast cancer.
Sessions will be interactive to support discussion, reflection, and practical learning.
Who is it for?
Oncology professionals—including allied health professionals, pharmacists, and nurses—as well as General Practitioners supporting patients with secondary breast cancer.
How to book/learn more
You can book this course on Eventbrite.
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