Modern Cancer Pain Management for Community teams

When

30 September 2024    
09:00 - 17:00
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Where

Hybrid Event
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cancer-pain-management-study-day-tickets-859294030577?aff=oddtdtcreator

Overview

Advances in cancer treatments mean that more people are living longer, even with incurable disease. This has uncovered a need to review our approach to cancer pain management, ensuring that care is more personalised, and consistent with stage of disease. This course brings together expertise in the cancer pain field to provide an up to date view on current best practice.

Intended Audience

GPs, Community palliative care services , Community pharmacists.

What to expect

· Latest evidence on management of cancer pain at different stages of the disease

· The pitfalls of high doses of opioid

· NSAIDS and COX-II inhibitors

· Newer approaches including personalised cancer pain assessment

· Supportive oncology – the new kid on the block

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