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NEW COURSE LIVE: Breast Cancer Recurrence

Published: 25th March 2021

25th March 2021

We are delighted to announce that GatewayC’s ‘Breast Cancer Recurrence’ course is available.

There are an estimated 35,000 people living with secondary breast cancer in the UK. Breast cancers most commonly recur in the first 2-3 years after primary diagnosis, however, breast cancer may also recur many years afterwards.

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The course will support you to:

  • Increase your awareness of symptoms of breast cancer recurrence
  • Understand different patterns of recurrence in different tumour types
  • Increase your confidence in decision-making about referring suspected recurrence
  • Explore ways in which psychological support can be offered to patients fearing a recurrence

The course should take approximately one hour to complete.

The course includes specialist interview with:

  • Dr Richard Simcock, Consultant Clinical Oncologist and Consultant Medical Adviser at Macmillan Cancer Support

The course includes patient stories from:

  • Jo Taylor, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 and has founded the organisation ABCD, After Breast Cancer Diagnosis.
  • Natalie Woodford, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 and secondary breast cancer in the bone in 2017.

“Awareness of the symptoms and appropriate investigations together with the likelihood of recurrence is helpful” – GP, Kent and Medway

“This course has enabled me to feel more confident about discussing breast cancer recurrence and be aware of the possible signs and symptoms” – Research Nurse, Leeds

Find out more:

  • Access GatewayC’s ‘Breast Cancer Recurrence’ course here
  • Read Natalie’s story ‘I was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer 10 years after my primary diagnosis’ here

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