Here, we provide resources from the event and share feedback gathered from delegates. If you have not yet shared your insights, we welcome your feedback. You can read feedback from the event below:

 

"I felt re-energised within my role and felt valued "

"Lovely event - useful information and all of the presenters were really approachable and happy to help with queries"

"This was a great event, and I’d love to go to one again"

"The event was extremely well organised (one of the most organised events I have ever attended!) and you all made us feel so welcome, so thank you."

"Lovely event - useful information and all of the presenters were really approachable and happy to help with queries"

"A really lovely day. Thank you for everyone that set everything up for today. As mentioned earlier just another interactive session would have been really good. Thank you."

Sessions and recordings from the day:

Jo Trask discusses The ‘123 Approach’ to Health Inequalities training, which was developed by the Cheshire and Merseyside Cancer Alliance (CMCA). This initiative aims to empower NHS staff working in cancer services to understand and address health inequalities independently. Also in this session, Paul Stacey presents data on recording recurrence and progression (non-primary pathways) and emphasises the importance of having accurate information.

 

Paul Stacey (Data Liaison Manager): p.stacey@nhs.net 

Jo Trask (Patient Experience & Health Inequalities Manager):  jo.trask@nhs.net

 

 

HIPE presentation
Non Primary Pathway presentation

The Somerset Cancer Register team explains how to accurately record non-primary pathway information using the Somerset system.


Somerset Cancer Register Team: kimberley.nicholas@somersetft.nhs.uk,  catherine.donnelly@somersetft.nhs.uk , mica.malone@somersetft.nhs.uk 

 

 

 

Recording Non Primary Pathways on SCR presentation

Lucy Irwin on 'What is ACCEND: Aspirant Cancer Career and Education Development' and the new ePortfolio. Sandra Rowlands ran an interactive session on the challenges that MDT Co-ordinators face within their role, while Paul Stacey delivered an insightful session on the significance of location, staging and the importance of recording data.

Sandra Rowlands (CMCA Clinical Facilitator): sandra.rowlands1@nhs.net

Lucy Irwin (Senior Project Manager - ACCEND): lucy.irwin1@nhs.net

 

 

ACCEND and Challenges presentation
Location Matters presentation

The Somerset Cancer Register team offers a session on accurately recording cancer staging in the SCR system, with a Q& A session throughout.

 

 

 

 

Recording Staging on SCR presentation