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BOPA & UKONS DAY FRIDAY 19 OCTOBER 09.00–09.30 UKONS Forum update—Taking place in HALL D From 09.00 Registration & Trade Exhibition opens—Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall 09.45–10.00 Welcome introduction David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Natalie Doyle, UKONS President 10.00–10.40 Cancer in the NHS in 2012/2013 Chairs: David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Natalie Doyle, UKONS President. Speaker: Sean Duffy, Network Medical Director, Yorkshire Cancer Network 10.40–11.20 Complementary medicine in cancer care—ethical issues for pharmacists and nurses Chairs: David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Natalie Doyle, UKONS President. Speaker: Edzard Ernst, Emeritus Professor, University of Exeter 11.25–12.10 Industry sponsored satellite—Eisai Savings before service: a compromise too far? Location, Location, Location Chair: Bruce Burnett, Consultant Pharmacist. Speakers: Helen Clark, Chief Pharmacist, The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust, Wirral; Nisha Shaunak, Project Manager, Chemotherapy Closer to Home, London Cancer Alliance, London & Karen Metcalf, Network Director, Pan Birmingham Cancer Network, Birmingham 12.10–13.30 Buffet lunch served in the exhibition hall 13.35–14.20 Industry sponsored satellite—Roche Products Ltd Innovating the NHS: forging new pathways Chair: Ian Costello, Chief Pharmacist, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, London. Speakers: Louise Dark, Principal Pharmacist Cancer Services, Barts Health NHS Trust & Philippa Jones, Chemotherapy Redesign Manager, Greater Midlands Cancer Network Clinical Update QUEENS SUITE 1 Chair: Wasifa Webb, Lead Pharmacist, Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust 14.25–15.10 Clinical update—breast cancer David Dodwell, Consultant in Clinical Oncology, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 15.15–16.00 Overview of new developments in radiotherapy Kevin Franks, Consultant in Non- Surgical Oncology, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Hot Topics QUEENS SUITE 2 Chair: Elaine Lennan, Consultant Cancer Nurse, Southampton General Hospital What makes a good clinical paper? David Erskine, Director of Medicines Information, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust NICE neutropenic sepsis guidelines Barry Hancock OBE, Chair of NICE Neutropenic Sepsis Guideline Development Group & Emeritus Professor of Oncology, University of Sheffield Joint Learning HALL D Chair: Sally Campalani, Senior Nurse, Cancer Services, Belfast City Hospital PET CT in diagnosis and monitoring of cancer Tom Lynch, Northern Ireland Cancer Centre, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust Current issues in mesothelioma Liz Darlison, Consultant Nurse, Mesothelioma UK, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust 16.00–16.30 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall Stem Cell Transplant KINGS SUITE Chair: Jayne Davis, Lead Clinical Pharmacist in Haematology, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust What is a stem cell transplant? Christopher Dalley, Consultant Haematologist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Why we do a stem cell transplant? John Snowden, Consultant Haematologist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 16.30–17.10 The heart of the matter: improving cancer patient experience Chairs: David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Natalie Doyle, UKONS President. Speakers: Ian Costello, Chief Pharmacist, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust & Sarah Rushbrooke, Network Quality and Patient Safety Director, North of England Cancer Network 17.10–17.15 Closing remarks David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Natalie Doyle, UKONS President 18.30–20.30 Welcome Reception—a buffet will be provided The North/South Lounge, The Majestic Hotel
SATURDAY 20 OCTOBER BOPA DAY 08.30–10.00 BOPA plenary session—alternative ways of delivering chemotherapy Chair: Damian Child, Chief Pharmacist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust The Hackett report and its implications for chemotherapy services—Andrew Alldred, Clinical Director in Acute and Cancer Care & Director of Pharmacy, Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust Experiences with on-site community pharmacies delivering oral chemotherapy—Daniel Collins, Lead Pharmacist, Cancer Services, Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust Experiences with homecare—Phil Deady, Lead Pharmacist, Procurement, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Doing it ourselves—looking at solutions within the NHS structure—Helen Clark, Chief Pharmacist, The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust Clinical Update QUEENS SUITE 1 Chair: Penny Thursfield, Lead Clinical Pharmacist in Oncology, Noble’s Hospital, Isle of Man 10.00–10.30 Clinical update—prostate cancer Ian Pedley, Consultant Oncologist, Northern Centre for Cancer Care, Newcastle Hot Topics QUEENS SUITE 2 Chair: Mary Barnes, Network Director, Avon, Somerset and Wiltshire Cancer Network Current issues in dose banding Colin Ward, Lead Pharmacist, East Midlands Cancer Network; Geoff Hall, Medical Oncologist, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust & Meena Hunjan, Principal Pharmacist, Cancer Services, West Middlesex University Hospital Policy/Strategy/Industry HALL D Chair: Sean McGrath, Chief Executive Officer, Succinct Healthcare Communications BOPA corporate sponsors— developing a framework for collaboration Max Summerhayes, Associate Head of Medical Affairs, Roche Products Ltd & Ian Costello, Chief Pharmacist, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust 10.30–11.00 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall Stem Cell Transplant KINGS SUITE Chair: Stephanie Kirschke, Senior Lead Pharmacist in Haematology, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust What happens before a stem cell transplant is possible? Gordon Cook, Professor of Haematology and Myeloma Studies, St James’s University Hospital, Leeds 11.00–12.15 Poster discussion session Chair: Geoff Saunders, Consultant Oncology Pharmacist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust & Chair of the Faculty of Cancer Pharmacy The Faculty of Cancer Pharmacy in association with BOPA is proud to host this year’s plenary session showcasing excellence in oncology pharmacy research. This special session will include six 10-minute presentations featuring the best posters in three categories—original research, audit and innovation. One of BOPA’s aims is to expand practice research in oncology pharmacy, and highlight achievements in this area. This is the MUST SEE session of this year’s conference 12.15–13.00 Industry sponsored satellite—Amgen Are we eQIPPed for NICE implementation? Chair: Neil Watson, Director of Pharmacy and Medicines, Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Speakers: Andrew Stanley, Network Pharmacist, Pan Birmingham Cancer Network & David Thorne, Chief Executive, Newcastle Bridges Clinical Commissioning Group 13.00–14.00 Buffet lunch served in the exhibition hall 14.00–14.30 BOPA Annual General Meeting Clinical Update QUEENS SUITE 1 Chair: Penny Thursfield, Lead Clinical Pharmacist in Oncology, Noble’s Hospital, Isle of Man 14.30–15.00 Breaking news from ESMO Carl Booth, Lead Pharmacist in Cancer Services and Clinical Trials, Airedale NHS Foundation Trust 15.10–15.40 Recent progress in the treatment of advanced non-small-cell lung cancer Raffaele Califano, Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust Hot Topics QUEENS SUITE 2 Chair: Elizabeth Hodgkinson, Principal Pharmacist, Weston Park Hospital Current issues in the calculation of glomerular filtration rate (GFR) Geoff Hall, Medical Oncologist, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Verification of prescriptions for tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) Steve Williamson, Consultant Pharmacist in Cancer Services, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Trust and North of England Cancer Network Policy/Strategy/Industry HALL D Chair: Dan Mellor, Deputy Director of Pharmacy, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne Chemotherapy dataset: why it’s so important Meena Hunjan, Principle Pharmacist in Cancer Services, West Middlesex University Hopsital How to manage drug shortages— a practical guide Phil Deady, Lead Pharmacist, Procurement, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 15.40–16.10 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall 16.10–17.10 The Succinct Lecture: ‘Seize the Day’—Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson Chair: Chris Stevenson, Managing Director, Succinct Healthcare Communications 19.30–late BOPA Black-tie Gala Dinner The Ballroom, The Majestic Hotel (19.30 pre-dinner drinks for 20.00 sit down) Stem Cell Transplant KINGS SUITE Chair: Jayne Davis, Lead Clinical Pharmacist in Haematology, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Supportive medications and complications during the stem cell transplant Charlotte Kallmeyer, Consultant Haematologist, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Late effects and complications after a stem cell transplant Aileen Nield, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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