Excellent clinicopathological conference on Pituitary Disease #PituitaryCPC2024 hosted in @RCPhysicians in London. Great to catch up with colleagues from all over the country and discuss challenging cases! Will definitely be coming back! @AnoukBorg@ProfBaldeweg@hani_marcus
Excellent presentation from @hani_marcus team on surgical coaching / mentoring in performance as applied to endoscopic pituitary surgery
I really like the ethos of open and honest discussion of performance and sharing knowledge about how it can be improved #PituitaryCPC2024
Presentation from the Ren Renwick about a very important organisation who support patients with pituitary disease
We all value their help in educating and supporting our patients and educating the public #PituitaryCPC2024@Pituitary_org
Fantastic talk from Ren Renwick, CEO of @Pituitary_org about all the things they are doing to support patients with Pituitary Problems.
#PituitaryCPC2024
It’s Pituitary CPC day @RCPhysicians again
An excellent day of keynote speakers and lively discussion of complex cases
First up Prof Li Chan @QMUL Prof of molecular endocrinology - Cushing’s disease #PituitaryCPC2024
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24TH CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE ON PITUITARY DISEASE
Friday 9th February 2024
Abstract deadline Sunday 3rd December 2023 https://t.co/gS2EYoDiWK
@bnes_uk @hani_marcus@AnoukBorg No case too simple, no case too complex to discuss in 24th Pituitary CPC @RCPhysicians. We have extended the abstract submission to 10th of December. Join us! https://t.co/tWafVnhYaj
We hope to generate these outcomes by working with people with personal experience of the condition (including patients, their family, and carers) and healthcare professionals with expertise in treating patients with the condition being studied.
So, what’s our solution?
📝We aim to develop a core outcome set that should be included as a minimum in all future pituitary surgery research studies.
🟰This will allow researchers to compare like for like, finding out useful information about which treatments work & which don’t
This is due to different studies measuring different outcomes, which makes it challenging to compare or combine results in order to draw meaningful conclusions.
❔Despite increased research within pituitary surgery, many questions about the condition remain unanswered.
✖️One of the key barriers to answering such questions is that the information recorded in pituitary surgery research is inconsistent.
What is a Core Outcome Set (COS) and why is it important in pituitary surgery research?
Let's have a look...
A core outcome set (COS) is a list of agreed outcomes that should be measured in all research studies on a particular health condition.
🔗https://t.co/fCICko60bv
Patients, academics, specialists nurses, doctors with an interest in pituitary disease have your say on research priorities and which outcomes we should measure when treating pituitary conditions. Follow🧵 @Pituitary_org@EndoNCLondon@PitCop2023@Soc_Endo
If you are a patient, family member, carer, researcher or healthcare professional, get in touch!
Find out more information at https://t.co/nl268ZXQY9
or register here:
(1) PSP: https://t.co/uNBZYdMB6k
(2) COS: https://t.co/A63L7Q1gfy
We hope to collaborate with people with personal experience of the condition (including patients, their family, and carers), researchers and healthcare professionals with expertise in the condition to help shape the future of pituitary surgery research.