Professor of Health Services Research, Epidemiology & Cancer Statistics Group, Qualitative lead, Patient and Public Involvement lead, blood cancer experiences
Lovely to meet with patients and relatives at @ECSG_UoY's PPI workshop yesterday. Their views on the future direction of our research, based on their own experiences, were amazing. Great also to catch up with PPI colleagues from @InvolvementYork, @CBR_UoY and @LeedsBRC.
Research is Beautiful – the best of the rest https://t.co/k1WWEqnS4c Great to see our Open Day for patients with blood cancer and their families featured here...
We're seeking an Academic Capacity Development Co-Lead in executing our ACD strategy. Only open to colleagues from BRC partner organisations, but you do not need to be currently associated with BRC to apply.
👉 https://t.co/JpBIXVbsEc
@UniversityLeeds@LTHTResearch@UniOfYork
Final chance to submit an EOI to the #OurFutureHealth Early Adopters Scheme as a Research Ambassador or Research Scholar, deadline Friday 3rd May. Representation still needed from those working in rare diseases, drug discovery, medical devices & screening https://t.co/HWmDwykgDV
Join us at @BritSocHaem! We're excited to discuss the latest in leukaemia updates, patient services, and our newest e-learning courses.
Come and meet our team at stand CP13!👋
@scicommchar
Join Jerry and Jill as they delve into the journey of living with myeloma, from the initial confusion of diagnosis to exploring treatment options like CAR T-cell therapy. Thank you to @thebindingsite for supporting these patient stories. https://t.co/8tnofmtXSh
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As His Majesty The King returns to public-facing duties, we know many people with cancer will understand that choosing to return to work can be a complex decision and can mean very different things to different people.
If you’re at BSH today, please join the top abstract session presented by our Ambassador Mel, he will share his experience of living with CLL and the importance raising awareness of blood cancer👇🏽
#BSH24#BSH2024
When a Cure Isn’t an Option https://t.co/UOYDaBc5FT. Including contributions from HMRN's Debra Howell and Russell Patmore. Citing findings from our study examining the the impact on patients diagnosed with a chronic blood cancer https://t.co/tVvcYPYpZ1 @bloodcancer_uk
More information on the incidence & prevalence of blood cancers can be found on our website https://t.co/zjoL7C4Dmt. Although collectively blood cancers are the fifth most common cancer group diagnosed in the UK, many types affect few than 1 in 2,000 people #RareDiseaseDay
Great summary of our recent paper published in Cancer Epidemiology!
Registry reveals diversity of lymphoid blood cancers: https://t.co/757x4qhX27
https://t.co/xEORvpZxXV
@thelimbichaemUK @CancerEpid
Today we're showcasing some of the innovative and creative research projects that are part of the TRANSFORMing Cancer Outcomes in Yorkshire programme – or ‘TRANSFORM'. This £4.9m programme, funded by @yorkshirecancer, aims to tackle cancer inequalities and improve health outcomes
@ECSG_UoY@HMRN_UK are hosting a Blood Cancer Research open day Saturday 28 October 2023.
A day for patients, families & clinicians to meet up, share their experiences & shape our research into blood cancers.
For more information & to register: https://t.co/FzcJlpataj