Resources to support colleagues in improving cancer care
We have a number of toolkits and further information resources to support colleagues. These are listed below:
As more are added, the list will be organised to reflect the structure of our Tumour Site Specific Groups (TSSGs) in the NHS Kent and Medway Cancer Alliance.
GatewayC latest courses
Each month GatewayC shares information with Kent and Medway Cancer Alliance about its courses.
The courses are designed by GPs and education specialists in collaboration with leading clinical experts and patients. Find out more below:
Bowel cancer screening course
Refresh your knowledge on the national bowel screening programme, improving uptake and reducing barriers to participation. Read more and access the course via the GatewayC website
Podcast - GPs Talk Cancer – Lower GI “Are you passing more or less than a teaspoonful?"
Sarah and Rebecca discuss rising cases of bowel cancer in younger patients, FIT testing, family history and more to support you to make a more confident cancer diagnosis in primary care. Access the podcast via the GatewayC website
GPs Talk Cancer – National screening programmes ‘Making the first time “special” ...’
GPs delve into the national screening programmes and discuss how they operate, common barriers to screening and how primary care can assist with increasing uptake. Access the podcast via the GatewayC website.
FIT and tips for appropriate use with symptomatic patients.
Funded by NHS England, GatewayC have created a range of bite-sized resources to support GPs and primary care professionals with FIT. Read more and access the resources via the GatewayC website.
This course aims to assist primary care staff in effectively assessing and managing patients with symptoms potentially indicative of prostate cancer, and recognising patients who are most at risk. Read more and access the course via the GatewayC website.
This course aims to assist primary care staff in effectively assessing and managing patients with a potential brain tumour diagnosis. You will be presented with interactive video consultations based on three patients with differing symptoms, alongside a range of activities to reinforce key learning points. Read more and access the course via the GatewayC website.
This course aims to assist primary care staff in effectively assessing and managing patients with symptoms potentially indicative of ovarian cancer. You will be presented with video consultations following a patient, Karen Smith, who presents with bloating and abdominal pain. The course includes a range of activities to reinforce key learning points. Read more and access the course via the GatewayC website.
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