Documents for patients and residents – Access patient leaflets in different languages on a range of topics including cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment. Click HERE to find out more.

Documents for healthcare professionals – Read the latest guidance on things such as the PCN DES, screening programmes and innovations in diagnosis to help you improve services to local residents. Click HERE to find out more.

GatewayC – GatewayC is a free online cancer education platform developed for primary care professionals across England, aiming to improve cancer outcomes by facilitating earlier diagnosis and improving patient experience. The platform is fully funded by Health Education England and assists users to confidently identify, refer and support patients with symptoms on a suspected cancer pathway. Sign up is quick and easy and can be done via this link: https://www.gatewayc.org.uk/registration/

Jo’s Cervical Trust Training – North East London Cancer Alliance is working with Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust to bring non-clinical staff free online training sessions on cervical health. The training will enable non-clinical administrators, receptionists and other patient-facing primary care staff to have conversations with people in your community confidently. The aim is to increase awareness, knowledge and understanding of the importance of cervical screening, HPV and the vaccine. Click HERE to find out more.

RM Partners Bitesize Learning – A team of lead cancer nurses from across North ​West and South West London have been developing and delivering a programme of bitesize learning webinars for AHP, nursing and wider healthcare colleagues.  Click HERE to access the training. The topics covered to date are:

• The Power of the Cancer Workforce
• Focus on Breast Cancer Care
• A New Era for Lung Cancer; pulmonary nodules service
• Moral Injury, and Vulnerability and Wellbeing
• Peripheral Neuropathy
• Genomics and Cancer Care
• Current SACT Treatment Options and Influence of Pharmacogenomics
• Physical Activity and Nutrition in Cancer Care