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Learn: Why it is still important to carry out a cancer care review: mental health support
2025-06-03 - 2026-09-01
A cancer care review is a supportive consultation between a primary care clinician and someone living with cancer.
It helps create a personalised plan, offering space to discuss their experience, access support, and begin self-care. Mental health is a key focus, and despite no longer being part of QOF, these reviews remain vital for patient support.
Read more here: Why it is still important to carry out a cancer care review: mental health support

Cancer demystified webinars
2025-10-01 00:00 - 2026-03-31 23:59 (Europe/London)
Your Essential Guide to Cancer
O’Halloran Consultancy is delivering a series of practical training webinars to support staff in developing confidence and understanding around cancer care. These sessions make complex information clear and accessible, offering a flexible way to learn—whether you’re at your desk or working remotely.
The programme includes a selection of webinars covering a range of topics under the theme “Cancer Demystified.”The session titled Cancer Demystified is recommended as a good starting point. Each webinar lasts 60 or 90 minutes, and you can choose to either join a live session or watch a recording at your convenience.
Find upcoming sessions and details here: Training Catalogue
How to access

Register for Live Webinars – Cancer Demystified
Register for Recorded Webinars – Cancer Demystified
Complete the quick registration form (name, email, job role, organisation).
When prompted for payment, enter the code TVCA311222 instead of payment details.
You’ll receive a confirmation email with access information.

Please do not share this code. Access is restricted to Trust cancer staff and TVCA staff only.
Feedback: After completing a module, please share your feedback – it takes less than two minutes: Feedback Form
The series covers a broad mix of topics, with sessions running at different times, making it easy to join those most relevant to your role and schedule. The programme includes sessions suitable for all levels of experience, from those new to cancer care to staff seeking to deepen their existing knowledge.

National Cancer Patient Experience Survey: Results
2025-10-17
National Cancer Patient Experience Survey: Giving Patients a Voice
The National Cancer Patient Experience Survey (CPES) invites people affected by cancer to share honest feedback about their care. Their insights help shape how NHS cancer services improve and evolve—locally, regionally, and across England.
The survey, delivered by Picker on behalf of NHS England, plays a key role in ensuring that every patient’s experience informs better care for the future.
Read more here: Latest results – National Cancer Patient Experience Survey

The science behind modern cancer treatments
2025-12-05 - 2027-06-12
Supporting clinicians with the science behind modern cancer treatments
Science Communicated by Elaine Vickers provides clear, clinically relevant education on cancer biology, targeted therapies and immunotherapies.
Expert-led training helps clinicians understand how today’s treatments work, improving confidence in clinical decision-making and communication with patients. Courses are delivered online or in person, with content tailored to meet the learning needs of multidisciplinary cancer teams.
Find out more here: Science Communicated Ltd | Elaine Vickers

Genomics in women’s health: Learning and resources from RCOG
2026-02-17 - 2027-08-17
Genomics in Women’s Health: Learning and Resources from RCOG
Genomics is becoming increasingly important in obstetrics and gynaecology, shaping how conditions are diagnosed, managed and prevented. The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has developed this genomics hub to support healthcare professionals in understanding and applying genomic medicine in practice.
This resource brings together introductory information, learning materials, training opportunities and podcasts, helping clinicians build knowledge and confidence in this rapidly evolving field and supporting the delivery of high-quality, personalised care.
More at: Genomics at RCOG
