Improving cancer services for people with a learning disability
Contact Information
- Hilton Hotel, Bottle Bank, Gateshead NE8 2AR
Sharing learning, saving lives
Improving cancer services for people with a learning disability
Monday, 21st January 2019,
Hilton Hotel, Bottle Bank, Gateshead NE8 2AR
Presentations and presenter contact details
For any specific questions regarding the event contact julie.tucker11@nhs.net
Introduction to the day
Jodie Williams and Judith Thompson, North East and Cumbria Learning Disability Network Manager
Why is it important to think about cancer and learning disabilities.
Katie Elliott, Northern Cancer Alliance Primary Care Lead
Why is it important to think about cancer and learning disabilities
Be cancer aware – peer education project
Julie Tucker, Gateshead People and Skills for People
MacMillan cancer project manager, North East and Cumbria Learning Disability Network
Be Cancer Aware – peer education project
Stopping people dying to young
Stuart Chappell and Gavin Barr, North East and Cumbria Confirm and Challenge group
Karen Parry, Inclusion North
Stopping People dying to young
Improving cancer screening for people with a learning disability
Improving the experience for women with a learning disability attending cervical screening
Jill Fozzard, Colposcopist and Cervical Screening Training Facilitator
Jilly Goodfellow, Nurse Colposcopist & Sister Women’s Health Unit
Improving the experience for women with a learning disability attending cervical screening
Making cancer screening services more accessible for people with a learning disability
Rachel Hunt, Screening and Immunisations Co-ordinator
Mary Burke, Screening and Immunisations Co-ordinator
Making cancer screening services more accessible for people with a learning disability
Cancer screening in inpatient settings
Julie Tucker, MacMillan cancer project manager, North East and Cumbria Learning Disability Network
Cancer screening in inpatient settings
Good bowel health and screening, accessible information and awareness training
Claire Finlayson, Bowel Cancer
Claire.Finlayson@bowelcanceruk.org.uk
Good bowel health and screening, accessible information and awareness training
Developing an inclusive approach to public involvement
Kirsty Douglas, Co-production steering group
Jo Mackintosh, Macmillan Co-production project manager, Northern Cancer Alliance
Developing an inclusive approach to public involvement
Considerations for easy read cancer information online
Katie Patrick, Health Information Officer, Cancer research UK
Rich Stenning, User Experience Designer, Cancer research UK
Hiten Vaghmaria, Digital Specialist, Cancer research UK
Considerations for easy read cancer information online
Workshops
Targeted training for care providers
Kim Woolnough, Community Nurse/Health Facilitator, TEWV
Yvonne Anderson, Macmillan Primary Care Nurse, County Durham
Increasing the uptake of screening for people with a learning disability
Jackie Fleeman
Learning Disability Lead Strategic Health Facilitator, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS FT
Increasing the uptake of screening for people with a learning disability
Living with and beyond cancer – improving the holistic needs assessment
Dr Jenni Lawrence, McMillian Lead for SRCCG
Lynne Taylor, Strategic Health Facilitator, TEWV
Victoria Stenhouse, Harrogate and District NHS FT
Identify your Concerns Checklist
Attitudes and opinions of women with a learning disability, family carers and paid care workers towards cervical and breast cancer screening
Kate Byrnes, Tees University
Attitudes and opinions of women with a learning disability