Hot Topics Clinic - Lung Cancer Diagnosis in 2021

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Online course

15th Jun 2021

FREE

1 hrs cpd

This course is no longer available to book as it already started on 15/Jun/2021

Twelve months since the start of the Covid pandemic and we will have a chance to reflect on the impact it has had on referral rates and lung cancer diagnosis. Supported by Cancer Research UK.

Twelve months since the start of the Covid pandemic and we will have a chance to reflect on the impact it has had on referral rates and lung cancer diagnosis. The urgent suspected lung cancer pathway was particularly affected by Covid and has been slow to recover. We'll look at the latest facts and figures for the UK as we examine the state of the nation one year later.

New research is out looking at the health-seeking behaviour of the public since March 2020 - it provides a fascinating insight into patient perceptions which helps us to plan Covid recovery strategies going forwards. We will be able to share some Clinician insights which we received in response to our recent blog on lung cancer in 2021 - what is the experience of those working at the coal face?

We will consider what we can do to help the recovery of the urgent referral pathway for lung cancer. As well as discussing practical tips we'll be joined by Dr. Stephen Bradley to discuss the latest evidence on using CXRs to aid lung cancer diagnosis. Given his involvement in the latest research, he will be well placed to share his thoughts and answer any questions you may have.

This webinar will take place on Tuesday 15th June 2021 starting at 8 pm and finishing at 9 pm.

You will be able to claim 1 CPD credit for this online webinar with a downloadable certificate provided.

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Agenda

Jun

Start/Finish

20:00 - 21:00

Speakers

Dr Kate Digby

Kate is a GP in Gloucestershire and immersed in the world of Medical Education, especially training. She's a GP Training Programme Director for Severn Deanery and also teaches at Bristol Uni. As well as great clinical and teaching experience, Kate has charisma, energy and a passion for GP. She's a natural presenter and communicator. She's also a 'Tough Mudder'! Kate is our GP Training lead, helping to make our educational products as useful as possible for Trainees.

Dr Zoe Norris

Dr Zoe Norris trained at the University of Nottingham before undertaking her junior doctor posts and GP training in Lincolnshire. She moved to East Yorkshire and currently works with Yorkshire Medical Chambers. She is Prescribing Lead, and Clinical Lead for the Individual Funding request panel at Hull CCG. She works as a GP appraiser for the Yorkshire and Humber area team, and sits on the local LMC.

Zoe is well known for her regular writing for The Huffington Post about working as a GP in th

Additional information

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General Practice (GP)

Grade:

FIRST5 GP Group

General Practitioner (Locum)

General Practitioner (Partner)

General Practitioner (Salaried)

GP Registrar

Pharmacist

Physician Assistant

Organiser reviews

Really useful

Swaroopa Kinnera on 15/06/2021

Well presented

Saeed Hreiz on 15/06/2021

Very sorry to say this is the second time or something that I not able to open the link so I'm missing these webinar<br /> So please do something for that

Anitta Varghese on 16/06/2021

It was quite intetesting and improved my knowledge.

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Shravan Chilukuri on 16/06/2021

it was really good

vasu goyal on 18/06/2021