PRDA 2022 Annual Conference recordings |
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Living with Pelvic Radiation DiseaseCatherine Sharma in conversation with Stephen, who shares his experience of living with Pelvic Radiation Disease. Catherine Sharma – Information and Support Radiographer, Nottingham Late Effects Service |
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Why we need a Best Practice Pathway for Pelvic Radiation DiseaseDr Louise Hanna – Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Gynaecological and Lung cancer, Velindre Cancer Centre, Cardiff. |
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How to use the PRD Best Practice PathwayProf Diana Greenfield – Consultant Nurse & MDT Lead, Late Effects, Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust |
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Managing the psychological effects of Pelvic Radiation DiseaseDr Hilly Webb-Peploe – Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation |
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Managing Lymphoedema after pelvic radiotherapyMargaret Sneddon – Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Glasgow Dr Rhian Noble-Jones – Senior Lecturer in Lymphoedema, University of Glasgow |
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Managing vascular problems after pelvic radiotherapyDr Arjun Ghosh – Consultant cardiologist and lead for cardio-oncology services, University College |
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Managing bone and endocrine problems after pelvic radiotherapyDr Claire Higham |
PRDA 2021 Annual Conference recordings |
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1. Living with Pelvic Radiation Disease |
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| “I want my life back” – collaborative report by Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust and PRDA
with Rebecca Shoosmith, Chief Executive (Acting) Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust |
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Pain management for people with Pelvic Radiation DiseaseRhea Crighton, Clinical Nurse Specialist |
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What happens at a Radiotherapy Late Effects ClinicDr Lisa Durrant PhD BSc, Macmillan Consultant Therapeutic Radiographer for radiation late effectsat Beacon Radiotherapy, Somerset NHS Foundation Trust, Taunton |
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| Sex matters! – Psychosexual difficulties for people with Pelvic Radiation Disease
Dr Isabel White, Psychosexual Therapist |
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2. Clinical Management & Developments in Pelvic Radiation Disease Research |
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| Research into Pelvic Radiation Disease
Prof Jervoise Andreyev, Consultant Gastroenterologist and Hon Professor, University of Nottingham |
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| Meeting the needs of people with psychosocial difficulties due to Pelvic Radiation Disease
with Willie Auld, PRDA Trustee, and Lisa Punt, PRDA Trustee and Centre Head at Maggie’s Cambridge |
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| Managing urinary problems due to Pelvic Radiation Disease – a nursing perspective
Prof Sara Faithfull, Professor of Cancer Nursing Practice, University of Surrey |
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| Managing gastrointestinal problems due to Pelvic Radiation Disease – a primary care perspective
Dr Anthony Cunliffe, GP and Joint National Lead Macmillan GP Adviser |
Modified: 1st May 2024
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Radiotherapy UK’s ‘RTUK Talks 2024’ focusing on patient experience:
Sexual Wellbeing and Cancer
The Whole Picture: preparing and caring for radiotherapy patients and professionals, with Jo McNamara
Rad Chat is a podcast designed to educate and inform healthcare professionals working in oncology. The podcast is split into four core themes: education and workforce development, people living with and beyond cancer, equality, diversity and inclusion and leadership. The podcast is an easily accessible platform to promote the profession and share patient stories and experiences. Read more about Rad Chat.
Episodes relating to Pelvic Radiation Disease:
- E69: Rhea Crighton – Living With and Beyond Cervical Cancer
- E76: Jane Hall – Setting up a Pelvic Radiotherapy Late Effects Service
- E85: Rebecca Quick – Late Effects from Bowel Cancer Treatment
Dr J Andreyev, Royal Marsden Hospital:
Radiotherapy UK (previously know as Action Radiotherapy) Webinar ‘Late effects of radiotherapy: A patient’s perspective’
Experts in Pelvic Radiation Disease (PRD), Dr Helen Ludlow and Dr Lisa Durrant discuss current research and services for PRD. Rhea Crighton, who is a pain nurse specialist and member of PRDA’s Medical Advisory Panel, gives insight to the patient perspective of Pelvic Radiation Disease.
Links to clinical guidance resources discussed in the webinar, and more, can be found on our website under information for health professionals.
British Institute of Radiology webinar (2017) on ‘Pelvic Radiation Disease exposed’ by Dr Ana Wilson Consultant Gastroenterologist and Specialist Endoscopist, Trust Lead for GI Consequences of Cancer Treatment, St Mark’s Hospital, London. Please be advised that to watch any video on the BIR website, including free videos, you will need to create a free account on My BIR. Creating a free account is fast and most efficiently done via Google Chrome. Some versions of Internet Explorer and Firefox do not work with the BIR website.
Radiation-Disease-exposed
Dr Claire Taylor, Macmillan Nurse Consultant in Colorectal cancer:
Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust Information video:
Modified: 10th October 2024