About the course
We invite you to the KHP Cardiovascular & Respiratory Partnership's Primary Care Short Course on Lung Cancer. The main aim of this course is to provide a Primary Care update on diagnosis, management, and common pitfalls in planning care for patients with Lung Cancer. The course is open to all but may be of particular interest to Primary Care Multidisciplinary Teams especially GP Nurses, Pharmacists, and GPs.
Presentation and discussion will be focused on diagnosis, management and experience of living with Lung Cancer in the primary care setting and guidance on where integrated care might help, and when to refer to secondary or tertiary care.
Hear from expert speakers from across the Partnership with interesting session structures we are calling 'Fireside Chats'. 'Fireside Chat' sessions will have a minimum of two speakers, made up of speakers from King’s Health Partners Partnership sites and Primary Care. The sessions are designed to deliver high quality teaching and learning outcomes through a dialogue-based approach.
Chaired by Dr Will McNulty (Lung Cancer Lead, KCH) and Dr Laura-Jane Smith Respiratory Consultant, KCH).
Session Topics:
- How Can I Recognise Who Might Have Lung Cancer?
- Dr Winnie Kwan (GP, Bexley Group Practice)
- Dr Will McNulty (Lung Cancer Lead, KCH)
- What Treatments Will My Patient with Lung Cancer Be Offered?
- Steph Wynne (Highly Specialised Physiotherapist, GSTT)
- Ms Stephanie Fraser (Thoracic Surgeon, GSTT)
- Dr Shahreen Ahmad (Consultant Clinical Oncologist, GSTT)
- What Is the Experience of People Living With Lung Cancer?
- Nicola De Lobel (Clinical Nurse Specialist, KCH)
- Dr Greg Shields (Consultant Psychiatrist, SLaM)
- Clair Kennedy (Patient Expert).
- What Is the Future of Lung Cancer Care?
- Dr Laura-Jane Smith (Respiratory Consultant, KCH),
- Dr Dave Walder (Consultant Respiratory Physician, KCH)
- Dr Justin Garner (Consultant Respiratory Physician, RBH)
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