Diagnosing ovarian cancer in primary care

Name: Diagnosing ovarian cancer in primary care
Start: 2024-01-18T18:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-01-18T19:00:00+00:00

18th Jan 2024

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

Gynaecological oncology

Obstetrics and gynaecology

Clinical oncology

18th Jan 2024

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

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Diagnosing ovarian cancer in primary care

A joint webinar between BUSOG and Target Ovarian Cancer discussing the presenting symptoms of ovarian cancer in primary care, and when to consider investigations. Speakers included Dr Sarah Taylor, the GP lead for GatewayC which provides online cancer education for primary care health professionals and as the early diagnosis and primary care lead for Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance partly funded by CRUK. Additionally, Claire McKay, an ovarian cancer survivor and campaigner will be speaking on her experience after being diagnosed with a Stage 1a serous right ovarian tumour and microinvasion in 2015.

Summary

Join us for an insightful webinar presented by BUSOG and Target Ovarian Cancer where we'll discuss how to detect ovarian cancer symptoms in primary care and when to proceed with investigations. Dr Sarah Taylor, GP lead for GatewayC and primary care lead for the Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance, will provide valuable guidance. Additionally, hear from ovarian cancer survivor Claire McKay, as she shares her personal experience with diagnosis and treatment. A must-attend for medical professionals committed to early detection and effective treatment of ovarian cancer.

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Learning objectives

Understand the primary symptoms of ovarian cancer that are likely to present in primary care settings.
Develop the ability to identify when it is necessary to consider further investigations for ovarian cancer based on reported symptoms, patient histories, and other factors.
Understand and interpret the common diagnostic tests and procedures relevant to ovarian cancer, as well as know how to set up and manage patient expectations during the diagnostic phase.
Gain insights about the importance of early detection and diagnosis in improving prognosis and survival from the perspective of an ovarian cancer survivor.
Discuss the roles of primary care providers in cancer education, early detection, and referral to specialist services, drawing knowledge from Dr Sarah Taylor's experiences leading online cancer education initiatives for primary care health professionals.

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