Princess Margaret’s 1st Acute Oncology Retreat

Come join us for a day of learning and sharing at Princess Margaret’s 1st Acute Oncology Retreat!

This retreat brings together health care providers across UHN/MSH, involved in the acute management of cancer patients. The day will provide participants with education across a broad range of subjects including new systemic therapies, critical management of cancer patients, and challenging conversations. There will also be an opportunity for providers across disciplines and professions at UHN/MSH to work on tangible solutions to some of the most important challenges we face in providing acute cancer care.

This is an event you do not want to miss!

Date: Nov 7th 2025, 8am to 6pm

Venue: 522 University Ave, 2nd floor event space

Retreat will include breakfast & lunch, and will conclude with a cocktail social.

Reserve your spot to participate in this "by-invitation" retreat by purchasing a ticket before Oct 31st This is important for planning afternoon working groups and finalizing catering. A reminder that registration fees collected will be used to support a QI/research initiative arising from this retreat. Trainees, please utilize "Trainees" discount. We appreciate your co-operation in contributing to this landmark event for our program. Registration fees are not eligible for a tax receipt.

If this registration fee is a barrier to your participation, please contact me directly ([email protected]). Registration fee is waived for all participating trainees.

If you are not able to attend, we would appreciate you letting us know as soon as possible and also, if you can, identify a delegate to represent your respective area of practice.

Looking forward to a day of conversation and collaboration around acute cancer care!

Info: This one day retreat will provide participants: (1) Focused education around new oncology systemic therapies, critical care support of the cancer patient, and navigating difficult conversations. (2) A platform for solution-oriented conversations around challenges in acute management of cancer patients at UHN. (3) An opportunity to network and collaborate with the community of UHN providers involved in acute care of cancer patients.

Info: A case-based approach to acute management of cancer patients and the evolving conversation around care.

Info: Participants will be split into pre-assigned working groups.

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