Haematological Cancer Service Delivery

Haematological Cancer Service Delivery is organized by Sbk Healthcare Events and will be held on Feb 06, 2018 at Holiday Inn Manchester - City Centre, Manchester, England, United Kingdom.

The target audience for this medical event is Macmillan Haematology Nurse Specialists Myeloma, Leukaemia and Lymphoma CNSs, Consultant Haematologists and Consultant Haemato-Oncologists, Lead Haematology Nurses, Anthony Nolan Clinical Nurse Specialists, Advanced Nurse Practitioners, Cancer Matrons.

Course Description:
This one day conference has been created for Haematology CNSs, Consultant Haematologists, and Specialist nurses and is designed to provide an insight into recent advances in diagnosis and treatment, as well as practical advice on managing demand and increasing efficiency from referral all the way through to survivorship. If your team could benefit from peer-led case studies on improving care for patients with hematological cancers, then this event will deliver guidance and strategies to ensure that you always achieve best practice.

This unique conference is a chance to benefit not only from the information presented but also from having time to ask your questions. Discover practical strategies to grow your outcomes as well as your capacity :
• New drugs, strategies and treatment possibilities: managing toxicities and side effects
• Streamlining GP referrals: building effective pathways from primary to secondary care
• The journey from inpatient to outpatient care: minimising length of patient stay
• Patient perspective: helping patients to deal with the rapid pathway from diagnosis to treatment
• Enabling survivors to live well: supporting and empowering survivorship
• Post-transplant case study: managing complications and enabling better quality of life
• Staffing strategies case study: setting up nurse-led clinics and services to increase capacity
• Setting up your 24/7 hematology telephone triage service: how it works in practice

Learning outcomes :
• Learn about progressions in diagnosis and treatment: update and improve patient care
• Improve the patient pathway: ensure that transitions of care are completed efficiently
• Benchmark your service: compare your current delivery and gain ideas to progress
• Streamline patient care: practical strategies to manage toxicities, understand post-transplant complications and deliver the support that patients find most helpful
• Manage capacity and demand: maximising capacity with nurse-led clinics and triage lines

Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.