UKONS/BOPA conference - National Cancer Survivorship Initiative

UKONS DAY: THURSDAY 13th October
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From 09.30
Registration & Trade Exhibition opens
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall
10.00–10.05 Welcome introduction
Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President
10.05–10.45 Survivorship - why bother
Chair: Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President; Speaker: Professor Jane Maher, Chief Medical Officer, Macmillan Cancer Support and Consultant
Clinical Oncologist, Mount Vernon Cancer Centre and Hillingdon Hospital
10.45–11.15 Regulation, public protection and leadership in cancer nursing
Chair: Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President
Speaker: Professor Dickon Weir-Hughes, Chief Executive and Registrar, Nursing and Midwifery Council
11.15–12.00 Industry sponsored satellite - MSD
Optimising emesis management in today’s NHS
Chair: Annie Young, Professor of Nursing, University of Warwick; Speakers: Alison Jones, Clinical Medical Oncologist, Royal Free Hospital;
Gill Donovan, Breast Cancer Nurse Specialist, Velindre Cancer Centre
12.00–12.25 UKONS Annual General Meeting
12.25–13.25 Buffet lunch served in the exhibition hall
Radiotherapy
DOCHART ROOM
Chair: Richard Henry,
Teaching Fellow, School of
Nursing and Midwifery,
Queen’s University Belfast
Teenage and Young Adult
Service Development
ALSH ROOM
Chair: Maggie Crowe, Macmillan
Development Manager, Macmillan
Cancer Support
Living With and
Beyond Cancer and
Rehabilitation
BOISDALE ROOM
Chair: Mhairi Simpson, Nurse
Consultant, NHS Lanarkshire
Chemotherapy
CARRON ROOM
Chair: Dr Elaine Lennan,
Consultant Chemotherapy
Nurse, Southampton University
Hospitals NHS Trust
13.25–13.45 Future of radiotherapy
Professor Anthony Chalmers,
Professor of Clinical Oncology,
University of Glasgow, Beatson
Institute for Cancer Research
and Beatson West of Scotland
Cancer Centre
Development of a service
for teenagers and young
adults with cancer
Louise Hooker, TCT Lead Nurse,
Teenage and Young Adult
Cancer Service, Southampton
University Hospitals NHS Trust
Evaluation of a lifestyle
and exercise programme
for patients, following
treatment for cancer
Gillian Knowles, Nurse
Consultant, Edinburgh
Cancer Centre
Models of care in Acute
Oncology Services
Jane Whittome, Associate
Director, National Cancer
Action Team
13.45–14.05 Late effects and impacts
from RT–RAGE
Professor Candy McCabe,
Professor of Nursing and Pain
Sciences, University of the West
of England & Rachael Bolitho,
Nurse Specialist for the Breast
Radiotherapy Injury Rehabilitation
Service, Royal National Hospital
for Rheumatic Diseases
Transition of care for
young people with cancer
between paediatric and
adult services
Deirdre Brunton, Teenager and
Young Adults Lead Nurse, University
Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation
Trust & Sue Dolby, Clinical
Psychologist, University Hospitals
Bristol NHS Foundation Trust
The use of PROMs in
identifying the supportive
care needs of patients with
lung cancer
Roma Maguire, Senior Research
Fellow, School of Nursing
and Midwifery, University of
Dundee & Lynn Irvine, Lung
Cancer CNS, NHS Lanarkshire,
Monklands Hospital
Development of an
oral chemotherapy
diary to assist patient
compliance
Catherine Oakley,
Chemotherapy Nurse
Consultant & Jo Johnson,
Neuro-oncology CNS, St
George’s NHS Healthcare Trust
14.05–14.25 Nutrition and
radiotherapy
19.30–
midnight
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Kathleen Mais, Nurse Clinician,
Head and Neck Oncology, The
Christie NHS Foundation Trust
After care “recreating life
after experiencing the
impact of diagnosis of
cancer and its treatment”
Professor Mike Stevens,
CLIC Professor of Paediatric
Oncology, School of Clinical
Sciences, University of Bristol
Using cognitive
behavioural therapy with
cancer patients
Dany Bell, Lead Cancer Nurse
and Manager, North Bristol NHS
Trust
14.25–14.55 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall
14.55–15.40 Industry sponsored satellite - Celgene
No decision about me, without me: Metastatic breast cancer beyond the clinic
Targeted therapies
Cheryl Vidall, Clinical Risk and
Practice Development
Manager, Healthcare at
Home Ltd
Chair/speaker: Karen Verrill, Secondary Breast Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist, Northern Centre for Cancer Care, Freeman Hospital
15.40–16.15 The changing landscape of care
Chair: Natalie Doyle, Nurse Consultant, Living With and Beyond Cancer, Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker: Ros Moore, Chief Nursing Officer, Scottish Government
16.15–16.45 UKONS forum feedback
16.45–17.45 ‘Personal Best’ - Marc Woods, Motivational Speaker
Chair: Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President
Sharing his story, Marc gives an insight into taking personal responsibility, teamwork and his journey to being world class
17.45–18.00 Poster awards & closing remarks
Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President
UKONS Black-tie Gala Dinner
Argyll Suite, Crowne Plaza Hotel (19.30 pre-dinner drinks. 20.00 dinner)

BOPA & UKONS DAY: FRIday 14th October
To tweet about this conference, please use #UKONS or #BOPA
From 09.00
Registration & Trade Exhibition opens
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall
09.45–10.00 Welcome introduction
David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President
10.00–10.40 Improving cancer outcomes - a perspective from the Cancer Action Team
Chairs: David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President
Speaker: Professor Sir Mike Richards, National Cancer Director, National Clinical Director for End of Life Care
10.40–11.20 Impact of the NHS reforms on the care of patients with cancer
Chairs: David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President
Speaker: Mike Hobday, Head of Campaigns, Policy and Public Affairs, Macmillan Cancer Support
11.25–12.10 Industry sponsored satellite - Roche Products Ltd
Signposts on the road to personalised medicine
Chair: Louise Dark, Principal Pharmacist Cancer Services, Barts and the London NHS Trust
Speaker: Dr James Larkin, Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
12.10–13.35 Buffet lunch served in the exhibition hall
13.35–14.20 Industry sponsored satellite - Eisai
EMBRACE change: A CO verall S urvival T worth paying
Chair: Ian Costello, Chief Pharmacist, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Speakers: Dr Andrew Wardley, Consultant and Honorary Senior Lecturer in Medical Oncology, Christie Hospital NHS Foundation Trust;
Tara Beaumont, Clinical Nurse Specialist in metastatic breast cancer, Breast Cancer Care;
Karen Metcalf, Network Director, Pan Birmingham Cancer Network
Clinical Update
ALSH ROOM
Chair: Helen Flint, Clinical Lead Pharmacist,
North Wales Cancer Treatment Centre
14.25–15.10 An introduction to cancer
genetics*
Dr Victoria Murday, Consultant Geneticist,
Ferguson Smith Centre, Yorkhill Hospital
15.15–16.00 Assessment and management
of chemotherapy induced
late effects*
Dr Diana Greenfield, Nurse Consultant and
Macmillan Specialist Advisor,
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust
Policy / Strategy / Industry
BOISDALE ROOM
Chair: Dan Mellor, Deputy Director of
Pharmacy, Peter MacCullum Cancer
Centre, East Melbourne &
Linda McNamara,Strategic NHS Cancer
Projects Lead, Roche Products Ltd
The new NHS: Risks and
opportunities for NHS
chemotherapy services*
Ian Costello, Chief Pharmacist,
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation
Trust
The chemotherapy dataset to
include a Scottish perspective*
Jane Whittome, Associate Director,
National Cancer Action Team &
Gail Caldwell, Director of Pharmacy,
NHS Forth Valley
Hot Topics
CARRON ROOM
Chair: Sally Campalani, Senior Nurse
Cancer Services, Belfast Health and
Social Care Trust
Cancer vaccines: Issues for
nursing and pharmacy*
Professor Nicola Stoner, Cancer
Consultant Pharmacist, Oxford Cancer and
Haematology Centre and Cancer Research
Centre, Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals
NHS Trust
Cancer genetics: Issues for
nursing and pharmacy*
Mark Longmuir, Principal Genetic Counsellor
and AGNC Chair, West of Scotland Regional
Genetic Service, Ferguson-Smith Centre for
Clinical Genetics, Yorkhill Hospital
16.00–16.30 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall
16.30–17.10 Adherence in oral cancer treatment: Is there a problem and what can we do about it
Chairs: David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President
Speaker: Dr Lina Eliasson, Research Associate, Centre for Haematology, Imperial College London
17.10–17.15 Closing remarks
David Thomson, BOPA Chair & Cheryl Vidall, UKONS President
18.30–20.30 Welcome Reception
Argyll Suite, Crowne Plaza Hotel
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BOPA DAY: Saturday 15th October
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08.00–08.45 Industry sponsored satellite - Amgen
Preventing Skeletal Related Events (SREs) - can we afford not to
Refreshments served from 07.45 outside the auditorium
Chair: Andrew Stanley, Network Lead Pharmacist, Pan Birmingham Cancer Network
Speaker: Janet Brown, Consultant in Medical Oncology, University of Leeds
08.45–09.30 Royal Pharmaceutical Society - the vision 1 year on
Chair: David Thomson, BOPA Chair
Speaker: Dr Catherine Duggan, Director of Professional Development and Support, Royal Pharmaceutical Society
09.30–09.35 Oncology needs you
Andrew Stanley, Network Lead Pharmacist, Pan Birmingham Cancer Network
09.35–09.45 And now for something completely different
BOPA surprise announcement
David Thomson, BOPA Chair
Clinical Update
ALSH ROOM
Chair: Joel Myers, Lead Clinical Pharmacist,
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS
Foundation Trust
09.50–10.20 Malignant melanoma*
Professor Jeff Evans, Professor of Translational
Cancer Research and Head of Experimental
Therapeutics Unit, University of Glasgow;
Consultant in Medical Oncology, Beatson West
of Scotland Cancer Centre; Group Leader,
Beatson Institute for Cancer Research
Policy / Strategy / Industry
BOISDALE ROOM
Chairs: Ian Costello, Chief Pharmacist,
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
& Andrew Hay, Business Unit Director,
Celgene Ltd
The need for joint working
between industry and BOPA*
Paul Catchpole, Value and Access
Director, Association of the British
Pharmaceutical Industry
Hot Topics
CARRON ROOM
Chair: Sandra Melville, Clinical Pharmacy
Manager, Lorn and Islands Hospital
CPD recording and requirements*
Penny Thursfield, Lead Pharmacist-
Oncology, Nobels Hospital, Isle of Man
10.20–10.50 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall
Faculty of Cancer Pharmacy Forum to be held in the Alsh Room
10.50–12.00 Poster discussion session
Chair: Geoff Saunders, Consultant Oncology Pharmacist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust and 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.
12.00–12.45 Industry sponsored satellite - Sanofi Oncology
Beyond docetaxel: Evolving care pathways in prostate cancer
Chair: Andrew Stanley, Network Lead Pharmacist, Pan Birmingham Cancer Network
Speakers: Rob Jones, Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre; Simon Chowdhury,
Medical Oncologist, Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals; Brian McGlynn, Lead Nurse Urology Oncology, Ayr Hospital
12.45–14.05 Buffet lunch served in the exhibition hall
14.05–14.30 BOPA Annual General Meeting
Clinical Update
ALSH ROOM
Chair: Champa Mistry, Oncology
Pharmacist, Barts and The London
NHS Trust
14.35–15.05 Gynaecological tumours*
Dr Charlie Gourley, Senior Lecturer and
Honorary Consultant in Medical Oncology,
University of Edinburgh Cancer Research
Centre
15.10–15.40 Breaking news from ESMO*
Bruce Burnett, M.Med.Sci., B.Sc. Hons,
M.R.Pharm.S.
Policy / Strategy / Industry
BOISDALE ROOM
Chair: Lisa Currie, Clinical Projects
Co-ordinator, Cancer Centre London & Andrew
Hay, Business Unit Director, Celgene Ltd
Value-based pricing - the solution
to access to cancer medicines or
just another “sticking plaster”*
Professor David Taylor, Professor of
Pharmaceutical and Public Health Policy, The
School of Pharmacy, University of London
Eric Low, Chief Executive and Founder,
Myeloma UK
Kevan Wind, Medicines Procurement Specialist
Pharmacist, London and East of England
Paul Catchpole, Value and Access Director,
Association of the British Pharmaceutical
Industry
Hot Topics
CARRON ROOM
Chair: Jayne Davis, Lead Clinical
Pharmacist, Haematology, Royal
Hallamshire Hospital
Clinical update - multiple
myeloma*
Dr Grant McQuaker, Consultant
Haematologist, Beatson West of Scotland
Cancer Centre
Clinical update - acute
leukaemia*
Dr Nicholas Heaney, Consultant
Haematologist, NHS Greater Glasgow
and Clyde
15.40–16.10 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall
16.10–17.10 The Succinct Lecture: ‘A Life Less Ordinary’ - Sir Ranulph Fiennes
Chair: Lisa Dodgshon, Company Director, Succinct Healthcare Communications
19.30–
6 midnight
BOPA Black-tie Gala Dinner
Argyll Suite, Crowne Plaza Hotel (19.30 pre-dinner drinks. 20.00 dinner)

BOPA DAY: Sunday 16th October
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Clinical Update
ALSH ROOM
Chair: Mary Maclean, Regional Cancer
Care Pharmacist, West of Scotland Cancer
Network
09.30–10.15 Breast cancer*
Dr Sophie Barrett, Consultant Medical
Oncologist, Beatson West of Scotland
Cancer Centre
Policy / Strategy / Industry
BOISDALE ROOM
Chair: Steve Williamson, Consultant
Pharmacist in Cancer Services, North of
England Cancer Network/Northumbria
Healthcare & Neale Harris, Business Unit
Director, Sanofi Oncology
Turning your “work” into an
abstract - tips and tactics, from
planning to submission*
Bruce Burnett, Consultant Pharmacist, North
Wales Cancer Treatment Centre & Alastair
McMurray, Managing Director, medac
Hot Topics
CARRON ROOM
Chair: Professor Alain Astier,
ESOP Vice-President, France
eQUIPPing pharmacy technicians
through clinical education and
training*
Kulpna Daya, Lead Technician - Operational
Manager, The Royal Marsden NHS
Foundation Trust
10.15–11.00 Tea & coffee served in the exhibition hall
11.00–11.45 Lung cancer*
Dr Marianne Nicolson, Consultant Medical
Oncologist, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
Cancer Drugs Fund -
the pros and cons*
Dr Libby Hardy, Lead Pharmacist,
Peninsula Cancer Network
Jacky Turner, Lead Pharmacist, South East
London Cancer Network
Anne Hines, Lead Pharmacist,
Merseyside and Cheshire Cancer
Network
Cancer care - the role of
community pharmacists in
the EU*
Jūratė Švarcaitė, Pharmaceutical and
Professional Affairs, Pharmaceutical Group
of the European Union (PGEU)
11.50–12.00 Summary of key themes, challenges and close
David Thomson, BOPA Chair
Programme subject to change
*Accredited by the Faculty of Cancer
Pharmacy for the purposes of Continuing
Professional Development
All main plenary sessions
will take place in the
Lomond Auditorium
This event has been endorsed by the
Royal Pharmaceutical Society
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EXPERT
Major sponsor Roche warmly invites you to a
“Meet the Expert”
session at their exhibition stand, number 19. Drop in during
the breaks and pose your questions to the team of experts.
For more details of experts and timings of sessions please
see the flyer in your delegate bag or pick one up from the
Roche stand.
Meet the Expert is sponsored by Roche Products Limited
Date of preparation: September 2011 / RXUKONCO00237
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