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Friday 11th December 2020 We are delighted to announce that the new Ovarian Cancer - Early Diagnosis course is now available on GatewayC. Ovarian cancer is the sixth most common cancer for women in the UK, with around 7,400 diagnoses each year. Most women are...
Friday 11th December 2020 We are delighted to announce that the new Ovarian Cancer - Early Diagnosis course is now available on GatewayC. Ovarian cancer is the sixth most common cancer for women in the UK, with around 7,400 diagnoses each year. Most women are...
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Thursday 19th November 2020
Did you miss our free webinar on Lung Cancer vs COVID-19? Watch it here.
Beginning a conversation on the topic of resuscitation with your patient and their families can be difficult. Often, resuscitation is best discussed in the context of a wider conversation and there are opportunities along a patient’s journey to have this conversation.
The second module of GatewayC’s Lung Cancer – End of Life Care course examines how to manage pain and advance care planning, with particular reference to resuscitation and preferred place of care.
By completing this course, you will:
The second module also includes a full interview with a Consultant in Palliative Medicine, Dr Waterman, who discusses the three key time points when a discussion about a patient’s resuscitation wishes could take place. This includes at the point of:
To learn more, watch this short clip:
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