CCLG – Outreach information – For professionals and families supporting a child with cancer in the community
The Outreach Information Resource has been developed by CCLG to support professionals who are supporting a child with cancer in the community. The resource will also be useful for family members and friends who are supporting a child with cancer.
Teenage Cancer Trust
Teenage Cancer Trust webinar series
Teenage Cancer Trust Professional Development email sign up – click on QR code or email – information in PDF.
The Christie – Education Events
Macmillan Education and Training
The Northern Cancer Alliance
Learning and development resources covering prevention and early diagnosis, treatment and care of a cancer patient, and supporting patients with palliative care needs.
Gateway C
Gateway C is an early cancer diagnosis resource – an NHS funded, free and evidence-based guidance and support website with innovative courses to support early detection for GPs, nurses, AHPs, students and anyone else.
Cancer Research – Learning and Support
For online learning, resources, talks and publications please see Cancer Research website.
RCPCH – Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
In summer 2023 the RCPCH launched RCPCH Progress+, which is a two-level paediatric training programme in the UK. This is where paediatricians choose to apply to train in a paediatric sub-specialty, such as oncology.
The Progress+ curriculum provides a framework for paediatric training, and outlines the Learning Outcomes and Key Capabilities required at each stage before attaining the Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT). The RCPCH Progress+ syllabi support the curriculum with further guidance on how the Learning Outcomes can be achieved and demonstrated, with sub-specialty Learning Outcomes. You can download the Progress+ syllabi for this sub-specialty and for specialty training (generic) below. Please see link for the RCPCH website.
CCLG – Paediatric Oncology Trainees Group
The Paediatric Oncology Trainees Group (POTG) is a group of trainee doctors with an interest in paediatric oncology. The aim of the group is to promote interest and education in paediatric oncology as well as acting as a valuable forum by which the next generation of doctors caring for children with cancer can meet, get to know each other and share news, views and information. For more information, please see CCLG website.