Thursday 25th February 2021 We are delighted to announce that the new Oesophageal Cancer - Early Diagnosis course is now available on GatewayC. Oesophageal cancer is the 14th most common cancer in the UK, accounting for 3% of all new cancer cases with the highest...
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29th January 2021
Missed our free GatewayC LIVE webinar? Watch our recording here.
In this webinar, GatewayC met Professor Robert Duncombe, Director of Pharmacy at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust and Dr Neil Bayman, Consultant Clinical Oncologist and Associate Medical Director at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust.
Our speakers answered key questions from our audience, which included:
- Can patients receiving chemotherapy have the vaccine?
- Where are patients receiving the vaccine?
- Will cancer inpatients receive vaccinations?
- Do we advise patients who have had severe taxol reactions to avoid the Pfizer vaccine?
- How (as GPs) are we going to know if someone is clinically vulnerable or about to start treatment?
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