Professor Ruth Parry, Professor of Human Communication and Interaction, National institute of Health Research Career Development and Fellow, Loughborough University has poduced a report outlining evidence-based for guidance for managaing difficult conversations

You can help your patients to consider quitting simply by asking a few simple questions. Very Brief Advice (VBA) is based on the Ask Advise Act principle and can be really effective. Find out more about VBA today.

Visit our website now to view our latest resource on equality and diversity in lung cancer. The page provides links and information based on the nine characteristics described by The Equality and Human Rights Commission.

In this presentation, Matthew Johnson will share a personal reflection of his PhD voyage spent exploring communication around recurrence risk after lung cancer surgery. The webinar will focus on his qualitative case study while working full time in a largely clinical role and will explore some of the highs, as well as some of the lows along the way.

This webinar chaired by Rachel Thomas, with guest speaker, Professor Dean Fennell, discusses recent advances in immunotherapy for mesothelioma current treatments and results of recent trials that may change the landscape for mesotheloma in the future. Watch on demand now.

LCNUK now have a library of webinars to support you with your professional development. From understanding the role of pathology in diagnosing lung cancer to mindful compassion. Visit the webpage to view the resources available to watch at your leisure

The 19th BTOG conference will take place virtually on 22-23 April 2021 and is free to healthcare professionals. Abstract submissions are open and you can submit abstracts until Monday, 22 March.

This event consists of presentations delivered by experts, young investigators based on abstract submissions. Specifically, LSC 2021 is intended to present the latest advances in basic and translational research in the field of repair and regeneration in chronic lung disease.

This event will bring together experts to discuss the potential causes and challenges in the diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer in never smokers. The panel will seek to identify key unanswered questions and a strategy to tackle them by working on the development of research in this area