UKONS/BOPA conference - National Cancer Survivorship Initiative
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<strong>UKONS</strong> DAY: THURSDAY 13th October<br />
To tweet about this <strong>conference</strong>, please use #<strong>UKONS</strong><br />
From 09.30<br />
Registration & Trade Exhibition opens<br />
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall<br />
10.00–10.05 Welcome introduction<br />
Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President<br />
10.05–10.45 <strong>Survivorship</strong> - why bother<br />
Chair: Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President; Speaker: Professor Jane Maher, Chief Medical Officer, Macmillan <strong>Cancer</strong> Support and Consultant<br />
Clinical Oncologist, Mount Vernon <strong>Cancer</strong> Centre and Hillingdon Hospital<br />
10.45–11.15 Regulation, public protection and leadership in cancer nursing<br />
Chair: Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President<br />
Speaker: Professor Dickon Weir-Hughes, Chief Executive and Registrar, Nursing and Midwifery Council<br />
11.15–12.00 Industry sponsored satellite - MSD<br />
Optimising emesis management in today’s NHS<br />
Chair: Annie Young, Professor of Nursing, University of Warwick; Speakers: Alison Jones, Clinical Medical Oncologist, Royal Free Hospital;<br />
Gill Donovan, Breast <strong>Cancer</strong> Nurse Specialist, Velindre <strong>Cancer</strong> Centre<br />
12.00–12.25 <strong>UKONS</strong> Annual General Meeting<br />
12.25–13.25 Buffet lunch served in the exhibition hall<br />
Radiotherapy<br />
DOCHART ROOM<br />
Chair: Richard Henry,<br />
Teaching Fellow, School of<br />
Nursing and Midwifery,<br />
Queen’s University Belfast<br />
Teenage and Young Adult<br />
Service Development<br />
ALSH ROOM<br />
Chair: Maggie Crowe, Macmillan<br />
Development Manager, Macmillan<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> Support<br />
Living With and<br />
Beyond <strong>Cancer</strong> and<br />
Rehabilitation<br />
BOISDALE ROOM<br />
Chair: Mhairi Simpson, Nurse<br />
Consultant, NHS Lanarkshire<br />
Chemotherapy<br />
CARRON ROOM<br />
Chair: Dr Elaine Lennan,<br />
Consultant Chemotherapy<br />
Nurse, Southampton University<br />
Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
13.25–13.45 Future of radiotherapy<br />
Professor Anthony Chalmers,<br />
Professor of Clinical Oncology,<br />
University of Glasgow, Beatson<br />
Institute for <strong>Cancer</strong> Research<br />
and Beatson West of Scotland<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> Centre<br />
Development of a service<br />
for teenagers and young<br />
adults with cancer<br />
Louise Hooker, TCT Lead Nurse,<br />
Teenage and Young Adult<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> Service, Southampton<br />
University Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Evaluation of a lifestyle<br />
and exercise programme<br />
for patients, following<br />
treatment for cancer<br />
Gillian Knowles, Nurse<br />
Consultant, Edinburgh<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> Centre<br />
Models of care in Acute<br />
Oncology Services<br />
Jane Whittome, Associate<br />
Director, <strong>National</strong> <strong>Cancer</strong><br />
Action Team<br />
13.45–14.05 Late effects and impacts<br />
from RT–RAGE<br />
Professor Candy McCabe,<br />
Professor of Nursing and Pain<br />
Sciences, University of the West<br />
of England & Rachael Bolitho,<br />
Nurse Specialist for the Breast<br />
Radiotherapy Injury Rehabilitation<br />
Service, Royal <strong>National</strong> Hospital<br />
for Rheumatic Diseases<br />
Transition of care for<br />
young people with cancer<br />
between paediatric and<br />
adult services<br />
Deirdre Brunton, Teenager and<br />
Young Adults Lead Nurse, University<br />
Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation<br />
Trust & Sue Dolby, Clinical<br />
Psychologist, University Hospitals<br />
Bristol NHS Foundation Trust<br />
The use of PROMs in<br />
identifying the supportive<br />
care needs of patients with<br />
lung cancer<br />
Roma Maguire, Senior Research<br />
Fellow, School of Nursing<br />
and Midwifery, University of<br />
Dundee & Lynn Irvine, Lung<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> CNS, NHS Lanarkshire,<br />
Monklands Hospital<br />
Development of an<br />
oral chemotherapy<br />
diary to assist patient<br />
compliance<br />
Catherine Oakley,<br />
Chemotherapy Nurse<br />
Consultant & Jo Johnson,<br />
Neuro-oncology CNS, St<br />
George’s NHS Healthcare Trust<br />
14.05–14.25 Nutrition and<br />
radiotherapy<br />
19.30–<br />
midnight<br />
4<br />
Kathleen Mais, Nurse Clinician,<br />
Head and Neck Oncology, The<br />
Christie NHS Foundation Trust<br />
After care “recreating life<br />
after experiencing the<br />
impact of diagnosis of<br />
cancer and its treatment”<br />
Professor Mike Stevens,<br />
CLIC Professor of Paediatric<br />
Oncology, School of Clinical<br />
Sciences, University of Bristol<br />
Using cognitive<br />
behavioural therapy with<br />
cancer patients<br />
Dany Bell, Lead <strong>Cancer</strong> Nurse<br />
and Manager, North Bristol NHS<br />
Trust<br />
14.25–14.55 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall<br />
14.55–15.40 Industry sponsored satellite - Celgene<br />
No decision about me, without me: Metastatic breast cancer beyond the clinic<br />
Targeted therapies<br />
Cheryl Vidall, Clinical Risk and<br />
Practice Development<br />
Manager, Healthcare at<br />
Home Ltd<br />
Chair/speaker: Karen Verrill, Secondary Breast <strong>Cancer</strong> Clinical Nurse Specialist, Northern Centre for <strong>Cancer</strong> Care, Freeman Hospital<br />
15.40–16.15 The changing landscape of care<br />
Chair: Natalie Doyle, Nurse Consultant, Living With and Beyond <strong>Cancer</strong>, Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Speaker: Ros Moore, Chief Nursing Officer, Scottish Government<br />
16.15–16.45 <strong>UKONS</strong> forum feedback<br />
16.45–17.45 ‘Personal Best’ - Marc Woods, Motivational Speaker<br />
Chair: Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President<br />
Sharing his story, Marc gives an insight into taking personal responsibility, teamwork and his journey to being world class<br />
17.45–18.00 Poster awards & closing remarks<br />
Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President<br />
<strong>UKONS</strong> Black-tie Gala Dinner<br />
Argyll Suite, Crowne Plaza Hotel (19.30 pre-dinner drinks. 20.00 dinner)
<strong>BOPA</strong> & <strong>UKONS</strong> DAY: FRIday 14th October<br />
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From 09.00<br />
Registration & Trade Exhibition opens<br />
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall<br />
09.45–10.00 Welcome introduction<br />
David Thomson, <strong>BOPA</strong> Chair & Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President<br />
10.00–10.40 Improving cancer outcomes - a perspective from the <strong>Cancer</strong> Action Team<br />
Chairs: David Thomson, <strong>BOPA</strong> Chair & Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President<br />
Speaker: Professor Sir Mike Richards, <strong>National</strong> <strong>Cancer</strong> Director, <strong>National</strong> Clinical Director for End of Life Care<br />
10.40–11.20 Impact of the NHS reforms on the care of patients with cancer<br />
Chairs: David Thomson, <strong>BOPA</strong> Chair & Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President<br />
Speaker: Mike Hobday, Head of Campaigns, Policy and Public Affairs, Macmillan <strong>Cancer</strong> Support<br />
11.25–12.10 Industry sponsored satellite - Roche Products Ltd<br />
Signposts on the road to personalised medicine<br />
Chair: Louise Dark, Principal Pharmacist <strong>Cancer</strong> Services, Barts and the London NHS Trust<br />
Speaker: Dr James Larkin, Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust<br />
12.10–13.35 Buffet lunch served in the exhibition hall<br />
13.35–14.20 Industry sponsored satellite - Eisai<br />
EMBRACE change: A CO verall S urvival T worth paying<br />
Chair: Ian Costello, Chief Pharmacist, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Speakers: Dr Andrew Wardley, Consultant and Honorary Senior Lecturer in Medical Oncology, Christie Hospital NHS Foundation Trust;<br />
Tara Beaumont, Clinical Nurse Specialist in metastatic breast cancer, Breast <strong>Cancer</strong> Care;<br />
Karen Metcalf, Network Director, Pan Birmingham <strong>Cancer</strong> Network<br />
Clinical Update<br />
ALSH ROOM<br />
Chair: Helen Flint, Clinical Lead Pharmacist,<br />
North Wales <strong>Cancer</strong> Treatment Centre<br />
14.25–15.10 An introduction to cancer<br />
genetics*<br />
Dr Victoria Murday, Consultant Geneticist,<br />
Ferguson Smith Centre, Yorkhill Hospital<br />
15.15–16.00 Assessment and management<br />
of chemotherapy induced<br />
late effects*<br />
Dr Diana Greenfield, Nurse Consultant and<br />
Macmillan Specialist Advisor,<br />
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS<br />
Foundation Trust<br />
Policy / Strategy / Industry<br />
BOISDALE ROOM<br />
Chair: Dan Mellor, Deputy Director of<br />
Pharmacy, Peter MacCullum <strong>Cancer</strong><br />
Centre, East Melbourne &<br />
Linda McNamara,Strategic NHS <strong>Cancer</strong><br />
Projects Lead, Roche Products Ltd<br />
The new NHS: Risks and<br />
opportunities for NHS<br />
chemotherapy services*<br />
Ian Costello, Chief Pharmacist,<br />
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation<br />
Trust<br />
The chemotherapy dataset to<br />
include a Scottish perspective*<br />
Jane Whittome, Associate Director,<br />
<strong>National</strong> <strong>Cancer</strong> Action Team &<br />
Gail Caldwell, Director of Pharmacy,<br />
NHS Forth Valley<br />
Hot Topics<br />
CARRON ROOM<br />
Chair: Sally Campalani, Senior Nurse<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> Services, Belfast Health and<br />
Social Care Trust<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> vaccines: Issues for<br />
nursing and pharmacy*<br />
Professor Nicola Stoner, <strong>Cancer</strong><br />
Consultant Pharmacist, Oxford <strong>Cancer</strong> and<br />
Haematology Centre and <strong>Cancer</strong> Research<br />
Centre, Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals<br />
NHS Trust<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> genetics: Issues for<br />
nursing and pharmacy*<br />
Mark Longmuir, Principal Genetic Counsellor<br />
and AGNC Chair, West of Scotland Regional<br />
Genetic Service, Ferguson-Smith Centre for<br />
Clinical Genetics, Yorkhill Hospital<br />
16.00–16.30 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall<br />
16.30–17.10 Adherence in oral cancer treatment: Is there a problem and what can we do about it<br />
Chairs: David Thomson, <strong>BOPA</strong> Chair & Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President<br />
Speaker: Dr Lina Eliasson, Research Associate, Centre for Haematology, Imperial College London<br />
17.10–17.15 Closing remarks<br />
David Thomson, <strong>BOPA</strong> Chair & Cheryl Vidall, <strong>UKONS</strong> President<br />
18.30–20.30 Welcome Reception<br />
Argyll Suite, Crowne Plaza Hotel<br />
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<strong>BOPA</strong> DAY: Saturday 15th October<br />
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08.00–08.45 Industry sponsored satellite - Amgen<br />
Preventing Skeletal Related Events (SREs) - can we afford not to<br />
Refreshments served from 07.45 outside the auditorium<br />
Chair: Andrew Stanley, Network Lead Pharmacist, Pan Birmingham <strong>Cancer</strong> Network<br />
Speaker: Janet Brown, Consultant in Medical Oncology, University of Leeds<br />
08.45–09.30 Royal Pharmaceutical Society - the vision 1 year on<br />
Chair: David Thomson, <strong>BOPA</strong> Chair<br />
Speaker: Dr Catherine Duggan, Director of Professional Development and Support, Royal Pharmaceutical Society<br />
09.30–09.35 Oncology needs you<br />
Andrew Stanley, Network Lead Pharmacist, Pan Birmingham <strong>Cancer</strong> Network<br />
09.35–09.45 And now for something completely different<br />
<strong>BOPA</strong> surprise announcement<br />
David Thomson, <strong>BOPA</strong> Chair<br />
Clinical Update<br />
ALSH ROOM<br />
Chair: Joel Myers, Lead Clinical Pharmacist,<br />
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS<br />
Foundation Trust<br />
09.50–10.20 Malignant melanoma*<br />
Professor Jeff Evans, Professor of Translational<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> Research and Head of Experimental<br />
Therapeutics Unit, University of Glasgow;<br />
Consultant in Medical Oncology, Beatson West<br />
of Scotland <strong>Cancer</strong> Centre; Group Leader,<br />
Beatson Institute for <strong>Cancer</strong> Research<br />
Policy / Strategy / Industry<br />
BOISDALE ROOM<br />
Chairs: Ian Costello, Chief Pharmacist,<br />
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust<br />
& Andrew Hay, Business Unit Director,<br />
Celgene Ltd<br />
The need for joint working<br />
between industry and <strong>BOPA</strong>*<br />
Paul Catchpole, Value and Access<br />
Director, Association of the British<br />
Pharmaceutical Industry<br />
Hot Topics<br />
CARRON ROOM<br />
Chair: Sandra Melville, Clinical Pharmacy<br />
Manager, Lorn and Islands Hospital<br />
CPD recording and requirements*<br />
Penny Thursfield, Lead Pharmacist-<br />
Oncology, Nobels Hospital, Isle of Man<br />
10.20–10.50 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall<br />
Faculty of <strong>Cancer</strong> Pharmacy Forum to be held in the Alsh Room<br />
10.50–12.00 Poster discussion session<br />
Chair: Geoff Saunders, Consultant Oncology Pharmacist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust and Chair of the Faculty of <strong>Cancer</strong> Pharmacy<br />
The Faculty of <strong>Cancer</strong> Pharmacy in association with <strong>BOPA</strong> is proud to host this year’s plenary session showcasing excellence in oncology<br />
pharmacy research. This special session will include six 10-minute presentations featuring the best posters in three categories—original<br />
research, audit and innovation. One of <strong>BOPA</strong>’s aims is to expand practice research in oncology pharmacy, and highlight achievements in<br />
this area. This is the MUST SEE session of this year’s <strong>conference</strong>.<br />
12.00–12.45 Industry sponsored satellite - Sanofi Oncology<br />
Beyond docetaxel: Evolving care pathways in prostate cancer<br />
Chair: Andrew Stanley, Network Lead Pharmacist, Pan Birmingham <strong>Cancer</strong> Network<br />
Speakers: Rob Jones, Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Beatson West of Scotland <strong>Cancer</strong> Centre; Simon Chowdhury,<br />
Medical Oncologist, Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals; Brian McGlynn, Lead Nurse Urology Oncology, Ayr Hospital<br />
12.45–14.05 Buffet lunch served in the exhibition hall<br />
14.05–14.30 <strong>BOPA</strong> Annual General Meeting<br />
Clinical Update<br />
ALSH ROOM<br />
Chair: Champa Mistry, Oncology<br />
Pharmacist, Barts and The London<br />
NHS Trust<br />
14.35–15.05 Gynaecological tumours*<br />
Dr Charlie Gourley, Senior Lecturer and<br />
Honorary Consultant in Medical Oncology,<br />
University of Edinburgh <strong>Cancer</strong> Research<br />
Centre<br />
15.10–15.40 Breaking news from ESMO*<br />
Bruce Burnett, M.Med.Sci., B.Sc. Hons,<br />
M.R.Pharm.S.<br />
Policy / Strategy / Industry<br />
BOISDALE ROOM<br />
Chair: Lisa Currie, Clinical Projects<br />
Co-ordinator, <strong>Cancer</strong> Centre London & Andrew<br />
Hay, Business Unit Director, Celgene Ltd<br />
Value-based pricing - the solution<br />
to access to cancer medicines or<br />
just another “sticking plaster”*<br />
Professor David Taylor, Professor of<br />
Pharmaceutical and Public Health Policy, The<br />
School of Pharmacy, University of London<br />
Eric Low, Chief Executive and Founder,<br />
Myeloma UK<br />
Kevan Wind, Medicines Procurement Specialist<br />
Pharmacist, London and East of England<br />
Paul Catchpole, Value and Access Director,<br />
Association of the British Pharmaceutical<br />
Industry<br />
Hot Topics<br />
CARRON ROOM<br />
Chair: Jayne Davis, Lead Clinical<br />
Pharmacist, Haematology, Royal<br />
Hallamshire Hospital<br />
Clinical update - multiple<br />
myeloma*<br />
Dr Grant McQuaker, Consultant<br />
Haematologist, Beatson West of Scotland<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> Centre<br />
Clinical update - acute<br />
leukaemia*<br />
Dr Nicholas Heaney, Consultant<br />
Haematologist, NHS Greater Glasgow<br />
and Clyde<br />
15.40–16.10 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall<br />
16.10–17.10 The Succinct Lecture: ‘A Life Less Ordinary’ - Sir Ranulph Fiennes<br />
Chair: Lisa Dodgshon, Company Director, Succinct Healthcare Communications<br />
19.30–<br />
6 midnight<br />
<strong>BOPA</strong> Black-tie Gala Dinner<br />
Argyll Suite, Crowne Plaza Hotel (19.30 pre-dinner drinks. 20.00 dinner)
<strong>BOPA</strong> DAY: Sunday 16th October<br />
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Clinical Update<br />
ALSH ROOM<br />
Chair: Mary Maclean, Regional <strong>Cancer</strong><br />
Care Pharmacist, West of Scotland <strong>Cancer</strong><br />
Network<br />
09.30–10.15 Breast cancer*<br />
Dr Sophie Barrett, Consultant Medical<br />
Oncologist, Beatson West of Scotland<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> Centre<br />
Policy / Strategy / Industry<br />
BOISDALE ROOM<br />
Chair: Steve Williamson, Consultant<br />
Pharmacist in <strong>Cancer</strong> Services, North of<br />
England <strong>Cancer</strong> Network/Northumbria<br />
Healthcare & Neale Harris, Business Unit<br />
Director, Sanofi Oncology<br />
Turning your “work” into an<br />
abstract - tips and tactics, from<br />
planning to submission*<br />
Bruce Burnett, Consultant Pharmacist, North<br />
Wales <strong>Cancer</strong> Treatment Centre & Alastair<br />
McMurray, Managing Director, medac<br />
Hot Topics<br />
CARRON ROOM<br />
Chair: Professor Alain Astier,<br />
ESOP Vice-President, France<br />
eQUIPPing pharmacy technicians<br />
through clinical education and<br />
training*<br />
Kulpna Daya, Lead Technician - Operational<br />
Manager, The Royal Marsden NHS<br />
Foundation Trust<br />
10.15–11.00 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall<br />
11.00–11.45 Lung cancer*<br />
Dr Marianne Nicolson, Consultant Medical<br />
Oncologist, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> Drugs Fund -<br />
the pros and cons*<br />
Dr Libby Hardy, Lead Pharmacist,<br />
Peninsula <strong>Cancer</strong> Network<br />
Jacky Turner, Lead Pharmacist, South East<br />
London <strong>Cancer</strong> Network<br />
Anne Hines, Lead Pharmacist,<br />
Merseyside and Cheshire <strong>Cancer</strong><br />
Network<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> care - the role of<br />
community pharmacists in<br />
the EU*<br />
Jūratė Švarcaitė, Pharmaceutical and<br />
Professional Affairs, Pharmaceutical Group<br />
of the European Union (PGEU)<br />
11.50–12.00 Summary of key themes, challenges and close<br />
David Thomson, <strong>BOPA</strong> Chair<br />
Programme subject to change<br />
*Accredited by the Faculty of <strong>Cancer</strong><br />
Pharmacy for the purposes of Continuing<br />
Professional Development<br />
All main plenary sessions<br />
will take place in the<br />
Lomond Auditorium<br />
This event has been endorsed by the<br />
Royal Pharmaceutical Society<br />
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EXPERT<br />
Major sponsor Roche warmly invites you to a<br />
“Meet the Expert”<br />
session at their exhibition stand, number 19. Drop in during<br />
the breaks and pose your questions to the team of experts.<br />
For more details of experts and timings of sessions please<br />
see the flyer in your delegate bag or pick one up from the<br />
Roche stand.<br />
Meet the Expert is sponsored by Roche Products Limited<br />
Date of preparation: September 2011 / RXUKONCO00237<br />
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