ROENDOCRINE CANCER eness of neuroendocrine cancer (NC) among non-NC specialist healthcare professionals. rine Tumour Society (UKINETS).
erology have featured Prof. Mark Pritchard, crine Tumour Society (UKINETS) discussing
ne cancer, the ways it can be recognised but also about when to suspect it, the fact that signs and h as IBS and what GPs can do if they suspect
er and raise awareness among GPs with the aim cer patients earlier and so enable those patients
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CTICE WITH EXTENDED ROLE IN GASTROENTEROLOGY PILOT TRAINING
onal role beyond the traditional scope of a GP. A GPwER will work across primary and lists and pathways at local hospitals. ng. In the Southwest there is currently a GPwER pilot in gastroenterology which is being of clinical practice working alongside a gastroenterologist at a hospital and online learning
one of the interactive case studies included in this training will be on a pancreatic NET. cancer in the training and raise awareness of the condition among GPs who will also work
CARE PROFESSIONALS’ SERIES
re professionals we are creating a series of overviews for different HCP disciplines. The HCPs to suspect and know how to support potential neuroendocrine cancer patients. To for gastroenterologists. We are currently working on creating one for endocrinologists and
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