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Enhanced Supportive Care : Cancer Toxicity Management Conference
Thursday 5th and Friday 6th July 2018 Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester, M3 4FP
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Enhanced Supportive Care: Cancer Toxicity Management Conference
Key Themes Management of cancer pain Cancer toxicities Enhanced supportive care Acute and long term toxicities Precision medicine
(immunotherapy and targeted treatments)
Management of common and non-conventional toxicities
Medical/surgical emergencies Radiotherapy Radiology and Surgery Palliative Care Psychological care
Learning outcomes
Attendance will present new ways of working to offer the best service for patients
Intended audience Clinical nurse specialists, GP’s, oncologists, general physicians, emergency physicians medical trainees, research nurses, acute oncology nurses and all allied health professionals involved in cancer treatment options
Accreditation CPD applied for from The Royal College of Physicians
Fees
Consultants/Doctors
£300 (2 days) or £200 (1 day)
Nurses/AHPs/Other £200 (2 days) or £150 (1 day) Click here to register
Testimonials from previous
event
Absolutely excellent study day....and great networking opportunities
Very informative, enthusiastic, positive day
It was very thought provoking, I really enjoyed it
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Sponsorship
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Introduction
With every passing year and indeed every passing oncology conference we have seen increasing complexity in the array of anti-cancer treatments being deployed in modern oncology. Whilst this has inevitably contributed to the increasing cancer survival, we also see emergence of novel and unconventional toxicities emerging. Additionally, we see increasing 'geriatrization' of our oncology population and this has further strain on medical services across the country as well as on the continent Supportive care is increasingly seen at the forefront of the prevention and management of the adverse effects of cancer as well as cancer treatments. There has never been more of a need for oncology and supportive care services to interface seamlessly and provide a joined up approach for the care of our patients
Course Organisers
Dr Richard Berman – National Clinical Lead for Enhanced Supportive Care, NHS England and Supportive Care Physician, The Christie
Dr Tim Cooksley – Honorary Consultant, The Christie
Dr Saifee Mullamitha – Consultant in Medical Oncology, The Christie
Sponsors - This event is supported by educational grants from the following companies who will be exhibiting with trade stands. They have had no input into the agenda or selection of topics or speakers
Gold Silver Bronze
08.30 Day 1 - Registration & Coffee 09.20 Welcome / Conference opening (day 1) Dr Saifee Mullamitha - Consultant in Medical
Oncology, The Christie 09.30 The future of supportive care in cancer Prof Sam Ahmedzai - Professor of Palliative
Medicine, University of Sheffield 09.45 An update on the national Enhanced Supportive
Care Programme Dr Richard Berman - Supportive Care Physician,
The Christie 10.00 Progress in Supportive Care internationally Speaker to be confirmed 10.20 Panel Discussion 10.30 Coffee break The new management of cancer pain (11.00 - 11.45) Chair to be confirmed 11.00 Innovative therapies for pain management Speaker to be confirmed 11.15 Chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy Dr Paul Farquhar-Smith - Consultant in Pain
Management and Anaesthetics, Royal Marsden 11.30 Use of long-term opoids in chronic cancer pain Dr Hannah Clare - ST in Palliative Medicine Precision medicine (immunotherapy and targeted treatments) I – acute toxicities (11.45 - 12.25) Chaired by Dr Matt Krebs 11.45 Safety and quality of life Dr Raffaele Califano - Consultant in Medical
Oncology, The Christie 12.00 Effects on the heart (acute) Dr Jay Wright - Lead Clinician for Heart Failure
and Cardiac Devices, Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital
12.20 Panel Discussion 12.30 Lunch 12.30 Medicis Health Sponsored Symposium: Skin
toxicities (1235-1300) Prof Ralf-Dieter Hofheinz - Head, Interdisciplinary
Cancer Centre, University Hospital Mannheim 13.10 Tesaro Sponsored Symposium 2:
Tesaro (1305-1330) Speaker TBC
New techniques in radiotherapy (13.35 - 14.20) Chair to be confirmed 13.35 Efficacy and tolerance of new therapeutic techniques Speaker to be confirmed 13.50 The management of toxicities in radiotherapy Dr Rovel Colaco - Consultant in Clinical Oncology,
The Christie 14.10 Panel Discussion Precision medicine (immunotherapy and targeted treatments) II – long-term toxicities (14.20 - 15.00) Chair to be confirmed 14.20 Recognition and management of immunotherapy
toxicities during long term therapy Speaker to be confirmed 14.35 Immunotherapy endocrinopathies Dr Daniel Morganstein - Consultant in
Endocrinology, Imperial College 14.50 Panel Discussion 15.00 Coffee break Conventional treatment toxicities (I) – acute (15.30 - 16.45) Chaired by Dr Was Mansoor 15.30 Chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting Professor Richard Gralla - Professor of Medicine,
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Jacobi Medical Center, New York
16.00 Cancer thrombosis Prof Simon Noble - Clinical Reader in Palliative
Medicine and Honorary Consultant, Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport
16.20 Acute kidney injury Dr Tamer Al-Sayed - Honorary Consultant in Acute
Medicine, The Christie 16.35 Panel Discussion 16.45 Coffee break Discussion and debate (17.00 - 18.00) 17.00 “Should my patient with advanced cancer go to
intensive care?” Dr John Barnes - Consultant in Anaesthesia and
Critical Care, The Christie Dr David Waterman - Consultant in Palliative
Medicine, Stepping Hill Hospital Dr Alex Lewis - ST6 in Medical Oncology, The
Christie 18.00 Close Networking Reception (18.30 - 20.30)
Enhanced Supportive Care: Cancer Toxicity Management Conference Schedule - Thursday 5th July 2018
Sponsors - This event is supported by educational grants from the following companies who will be exhibiting with trade stands. They have had no input into the agenda or selection of topics or speakers
Gold Silver Bronze
Enhanced Supportive Care: Cancer Toxicity Management Conference Schedule - Friday 6th July 2018
09.00 Day 2 - Registration & Coffee Acute oncology (09.30 - 10.30) Chair to be confirmed 09.30 Management of low-risk neutropenic fever Dr Tim Cooksley - Honorary Consultant in Acute
Medicine, The Christie 09.45 Progress in acute oncology across Europe Speaker to be confirmed 10.00 Topic to be confirmed Speaker to be confirmed 10.20 Panel Discussion 10.30 Coffee break Conventional treatment toxicities (II) – longterm effects (11.00 - 12.30) Chaired by Dr Claire Mitchell 11.00 Neurological emergencies in cancer Dr Catherine McBain - Consultant in Clinical
Oncology, The Christie 11.15 Effects on the heart (chronic) Dr Laura Cove-Smith - Honorary Consultant in
Medical Oncology, The Christie 11.30 Fertility after cancer treatment Dr Cheryl Fitzgerald - Consultant in
Gynaecology, Manchester University Hospitals 11.45 Electrolyte abnormalities Dr Claire Higham - Consultant in Endocrinology,
The Christie 12.00 Emerging toxicities and research questions Dr Kalena Marti - Consultant in Medical
Oncology, The Christie 12.20 Panel and audience discussion 12.30 Lunch 12.30 Sponsored symposium 1: TBC (1230-1300) 13.00 Sponsored Symposium 2: TBC (1300-1330)
Radiology and Surgery (13.30 - 14.20) Chaired by Dr Jon Bell 13.30 Acute surgical complications Prof Sarah O'Dwyer - Consultant Surgeon - The
Colorectal and Peritoneal Oncology Centre, The Christie
13.50 Acute radiological interventions Dr Damian Mullan - Consultant in Radiology, The
Christie 14.10 Panel discussion Patient Experience (14.20 - 14.45) Chaired by Dr David Woolf 14.45 Coffee break Palliative Care and Psycho-oncology (15.15 - 16.10) Chaired by Dr Tania Hawthorn 15.15 Malignant bowel dysfunction Dr Helen Morgan - Consultant in Palliative Care,
The Christie 15.30 Hope and resilience during long-term cancer
treatment Dr Elise Hymanson - Consultant in Psycho-
Oncology, The Christie 15.45 Palliative Care: research priorities in cancer care Speaker to be confirmed 16.00 Panel Discussion 16.10 Summing up and conference close Dr Tim Cooksley - Honorary Consultant in Acute
Medicine, The Christie 16.20 End of day 2 / conference close
