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Action Kidney Cancer
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Yesterday was a truly inspiring day focused on improving care for people with kidney cancer.
We brought together some incredible urology nurses from across the region for a collaborative and engaging meeting.
We were privileged to be joined by Action Kidney Cancer, who shared the brilliant work they’re doing and the valuable resources they provide to support both patients and nurses. A special thank you to Ann Nunn, who brought the patient voice into the room with powerful and insightful reflections.
Dr James Jones, Consultant Oncologist and academic from Cambridge University, delivered an excellent presentation on the latest in oncological management of kidney cancer—providing a solid evidence-based foundation for the day’s discussions.
The afternoon was all about learning from each other. From service innovation to quality improvement, it was a chance to share, challenge and inspire. A real highlight was the presentation from Sue and Lorraine (Addenbrookes)who walked us through their one-stop kidney cancer diagnostic pathway—a game-changer in early diagnosis where a pathologist can confirm cancer (or not) the same day. Truly transformational work.
A huge thank you to everyone who attended and contributed—we left full of ideas, inspiration and a collective sense of purposse
Action Kidney Cancer
We brought together some incredible urology nurses from across the region for a collaborative and engaging meeting.
We were privileged to be joined by Action Kidney Cancer, who shared the brilliant work they’re doing and the valuable resources they provide to support both patients and nurses. A special thank you to Ann Nunn, who brought the patient voice into the room with powerful and insightful reflections.
Dr James Jones, Consultant Oncologist and academic from Cambridge University, delivered an excellent presentation on the latest in oncological management of kidney cancer—providing a solid evidence-based foundation for the day’s discussions.
The afternoon was all about learning from each other. From service innovation to quality improvement, it was a chance to share, challenge and inspire. A real highlight was the presentation from Sue and Lorraine (Addenbrookes)who walked us through their one-stop kidney cancer diagnostic pathway—a game-changer in early diagnosis where a pathologist can confirm cancer (or not) the same day. Truly transformational work.
A huge thank you to everyone who attended and contributed—we left full of ideas, inspiration and a collective sense of purposse
Action Kidney Cancer
IKCC Global Kidney Cancer Summit - Action Kidney Cancer
Julia Black, Karen McNee and Steve Pointon represented UK kidney cancer patients at the 15th International Kidney Cancer Coalition (IKCC) Global Kidney Cancer Summit on 4th – 6th April 2025 in Madrid, Spain.
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