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Award for Clatterbridge brain cancer nurse Jill Sokratous - Vimarsana News

Award for Clatterbridge brain cancer nurse Jill Sokratous

Jill Sokratous was presented with the Professional Excellence Award during The Brain Tumour Charity’s Celebrating You 2023 event in London.

Oncology care to be provided at primary level - Vimarsana News

Oncology care to be provided at primary level

A number of new health services will also be introduced in 2023, including Oncology Clinics at primary care level

MP supports efforts to address gaps in care and treatment for brain tumours - Vimarsana News

MP supports efforts to address gaps in care and treatment for brain tumours

VALE of Clwyd MP, Dr James Davies, is supporting efforts to improve care and treatment for brain tumours across Wales after attending a recent event…

New Dundee Macmillan ICJ animation will help people affected by cancer to realise it's OK not to be OK - Vimarsana News

New Dundee Macmillan ICJ animation will help people affected by cancer to realise it's OK not to be OK

© Shutterstock / Antonio Guillem On average, 32,000 cases of cancer are diagnosed in Scotland per year, and almost everyone knows someone who has been affected by the disease. Dundee Macmillan Improving the Cancer Journey (ICJ) supports people affected by cancer living in the city. Corrine Ewing, a Macmillan support facilitator with Dundee Macmillan ICJ, explains: “In my role, I support people affected by cancer with any concerns they have – about their diagnosis, effects of treatment or practical issues like not being able to work or move around because of their diagnosis and treatment....

New project to enhance support for North Wales cancer patients living with fatigue - Vimarsana News

New project to enhance support for North Wales cancer patients living with fatigue

A NEW project is looking to tackle the impact of fatigue experienced by people living with cancer. Thanks to funding from the Welsh Cancer Network, additional resources are being developed to help improve understanding and treatment of Cancer Related Fatigue (CRF), which many people experience following a cancer diagnosis. The project will start with a survey to help determine understanding of CRF among NHS cancer services staff in North Wales. Clinicians behind the project will also pilot a telephone helpline to offer direct support for people adversely affected by fatigue, who are l...