An Introduction to Haematology Care

Overview

Haematological malignancies are among the most complex and rapidly evolving areas in oncology, with advances in diagnostics, targeted therapies and cellular treatments continuing to reshape how patients are diagnosed, treated and supported. As the breadth of haematology care grows, so does the need for healthcare professionals across all disciplines to build and refresh their confidence in understanding the diseases, the treatments and the complications that can arise.

This hybrid study day will provide an accessible and practical introduction to haematology care, equipping healthcare professionals across all disciplines with the foundational knowledge to better understand, support and care for their haematology patients.

Intended Audience

This study day is open to all healthcare professionals who encounter or support patients with haematological conditions. Whether you are new to haematology or looking to refresh and consolidate your existing knowledge, this day has been designed to be relevant and valuable across all experience levels and care settings.

What to expect

• Haematopoesis and Diagnostic Principles: Building the Foundations
• Diagnosing Haematological Malignancies: Pathways, Tests and the CNS Role
• Disease Group Sessions: Lymphoma, Leukaemia, Myeloma and CLL
• Introduction to Stem Cell Transplantation, CAR-T and Bispecific Therapies
• Blood Transfusion, Blood Products and Major Haemorrhage Protocol
• Managing Haematology Patients Who Are Acutely Unwell
• Care Post-Treatment, Community Follow-Up and Palliative Support

Agenda

To be confirmed

Please note: one livestream ticket purchase is equivalent to one CPD certificate and the name on the ticket will match the one on the booking registration. Where the '5 for 4' ticket option is purchased, we will contact you directly to ask for the 5 names on the certificates. Further details can be found in our T&C's further down this page.

Venue Information

The Christie Education Centre is located on the 2nd floor in Dept 17 of the main hospital and can be accessed by stairs or lift. Toilets are also on this floor including an accessible toilet. The auditorium has a hearing loop available and ramp access. A prayer room is available and close by. We want everyone attending our event in person to have the best possible experience. We provide regular breaks, access to quiet spaces etc, but If there is anything else we can do to make the day/your experience more comfortable, please let us know by either completing this form, Inclusive learning support or emailing us: [email protected]

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T his event may be subject to change from Hybrid to fully virtual. Correspondence in regards to any changes in the delivery of this event will be notified directly by The Christie Institute for Cancer Education

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